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Trouser Press wrote that "the first half is winsomely melodic, while a more abrasively experimental (but still accessible) sonic approach dominates the latter.

his character of Beane as a "winsomely cranky" mentally unstable "sentimentalised lonely hero", noting how he magnetically, with "all blue eyes and twitching.

foul a rag" in Yeats" "Those Dancing Days Are Gone" are delivered almost winsomely, where in fact the word "foul" should be allowed to drag, and to weigh.

Theatre Record described his character of Beane as a "winsomely cranky" mentally unstable "sentimentalised lonely hero", noting how he.

The Guardian described her role as "winsomely" while the New York Times wrote that Howard "upholds the maternal side.

at his detail-oriented best while telling one of the director"s most winsomely charming stories.

been upgraded from a somewhat lost soul, climbing in and out of beds and winsomely up trees.

Trouser Press wrote that "the first half is winsomely melodic, while a more abrasively experimental (but still accessible) sonic.

accounts an orthodox, biblically serious, and evangelical theologian, Oden winsomely and biblically articulates the theology [.

" However, he described the song "as winsomely wistful as anything Hendrix ever wrote".

not play in the match, described the ground: The cricket ground was a winsomely green oval surrounded by grass banks and large leafy trees.

snide", saying that "the show"s actors imbue their geeky cut-outs with winsomely flawed humanity that allows us to care about them even as they undercut.

Armstrong responds, "Each of the 12 songs are beautifully sedate, yet winsomely inviting; they stand as poetic jewels.