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Elizabeth Lowry, for The Guardian, said that the stories "are glossily knowing in the manner of Somerset Maugham.

Alongside the glossily pristine productions of Gordon Ramsay, Sophie Dahl, Ottolenghi et al, The.

any studio performance, the recording is an idealized rendering, more glossily perfect than any live performance could be, and without audible audience.

the nearest thing to a mischievous flush to the cheeks of this rather glossily formal music.

The surface might be glossily busy but it's no substitute for good songs.

steadily directed in an amiably sitcom-like way by John Paddy Carstairs and glossily photographed by Geoffrey Unsworth.

film as "quite a neat, unpredictable revenge thriller", praising its "glossily efficient" script and direction as well as the performance of Ward.

Sun-60 is a glossily-produced, high-energy folk/pop/rock album showcasing Jones' voice and hook-laden.

involved futuristic, scientific concepts played out as the background to glossily produced action/adventure shows.

found "a magic strain of sultry sex, frantically emotional turmoil and glossily savvy action sequences".

Nugent described the film as "incredibly romantic, glossily produced, expertly directed and peopled by the sort of players most often.

'Wonderman' blends elements of rap, rock, electronica and dance into a parcel as glossily tempting as all the best pop – and then ribbons it with the inimitable.

The overall mixture is of a precious dance music: Gothic, but not glossily so, like Magazine; impressionistic and expressionistic; compact and exuberant.

The Hollywood Reporter called it "glossily made and ambitious" while noting that its story "would have better odds.

The five petals are usually glossily waxy, consistently with some of the common names.

for the Troops as "an inventive and melodically forceful piece of work, glossily ingratiating all the way", but also found the band "far too impressed by.

Buckner, the film's producer, "an expedient lie for political purposes, glossily covering up important facts with full or partial knowledge of their false.

" Uncut magazine dismissed it as "the kind of glossily produced 'perfect pop' you can spin a dozen times without ever remembering.

another UK tour as “an effortlessly assured straight-ahead jazz set led by a glossily elegant pianist” with “crisp phrasing and pearly sound.

triumphantly turns Pandarus into a chattering and repulsive fribble of the glossily squalid night-club type"; "The egregious 'B.