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Rolling Stone noted that despite "irrepressibly giddy music hooks", the song's "sobering" lyrics "hammer away at the.

is described as "the wayward uncle who can be slightly ruthless but irrepressibly charming", and it was noted that he is good with business decisions.

He antagonizes all of the other boys, with the exception of the irrepressibly cheerful Albert Baker (Terry Kilburn).

performance caused some critics to characterize his screen persona as "irrepressibly unique"; Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974), Mackintosh and T.

humanists also sound friendly and have come up with a charming, joyous, irrepressibly experimental record.

Zoller Seitz took particular note of his performance, praising it as "irrepressibly silly" with "an orange juice spit-take voice".

"Obituary: Toby Jessel, irrepressibly energetic Conservative MP for Twickenham".

sophisticated piece such as this, particularly one under the guidance of the irrepressibly elegant George Cukor, the somewhat harsh, murky visual style is surprising.

Boubker, the smallest and most irrepressibly buoyant of the boys, temporarily despairs, but recovers.

In many of these, she starred as "Susie," an irrepressibly enthusiastic, impulsive young woman who gets into humorous scrapes.

Zoey is described on the official Nurse Jackie website as "an irrepressibly bubbly trauma nurse, who serves as a comic foil to Edie Falco's hard-bitten.

task of thawing a length, and sewing it, 'Horace' [Greenstreet] was irrepressibly cracking his sailor jokes and Bakewell replying.

rockets off in a different direction, while Jack DeJohnette crackles irrepressibly beneath him.

considered to be of interest, and showed them to Solomon Schechter "their irrepressibly curious rabbinical friend" at Cambridge.

On its release, The Guardian wrote: "Mirmama has an irrepressibly good-natured aura about it.

empathetic lead performance from Ondrík: his Milan, at first presented as an irrepressibly cheerful character who just wants to do the right thing slowly has the.

Russell's most irrepressibly vibrant direction.

The novel's most memorable character—the irrepressibly merry Sally Bowles—was based upon 19-year-old Jean Ross.

Critic Scott Foundas said she was, as always "irrepressibly engaging" and the film was a "strange career choice for Stiles".

The mustache, thick glasses, green sweater, and irrepressibly cheerful demeanor of Ned Flanders, Homer Simpson's next-door neighbor.