The fluidity of his work displays a talent that merits support, but it's nevertheless delightful that bureaucrats would okay hardcore Gran Gguignol in a steamy jungle where a
maddeningly sexy witch is played by Debora Muniz, an ex-porn star.
For his second-track offering, D'Leon launches into the lively cumbia "La Mazucamba" with speedy lyrics and a
maddeningly catchy chiqui-chiqui-cha, which requires an immediate hip-swinging response as does the rest of the album.
Hanging flasks released drops of water, which fell, at a
maddeningly slow rate, into huge concave discs on the floor.
And yet on this question, as on Iraq, Europe is stubbornly,
maddeningly, archaically insistent on some hard evidence.
THE VENUE LETS MARKETERS AIM THE ADS AT YOUNG MEN, A GROUP THAT IS
MADDENINGLY DIFFICULT TO REACH.
He was mysterious, gentle, marvelously eccentric and sometimes
maddeningly absentminded.
During a 1991 meeting in Birmingham, England, the IOC had selected Nagano, Japan, over Salt Lake City by a
maddeningly small margin.
Marie Barrett's lighting scheme was
maddeningly inadequate, and John Conklin's costumes were especially uninspired, but the choral work was magnificent.
Those first hatches can be
maddeningly difficult: The trout, despite their winter-induced hunger, don't seem to "garbage feed." They are selective when they should be indiscriminate.
Sometimes it's Maxwell's lyrics, which more often than not honor the
maddeningly boring ("Out on the green grass I wore flipflops..."), but more often it's the music itself.
While this effort is informative - and certainly has its place - it falls
maddeningly short of being a defining work of its type.