larky वाक्य

The No-Car, Surprisingly Splashy Hike : Since Glen Burney Trail begins just steps from Blowing Rock village, walkable from several inns and motels, in the Cannon Garden off Laurel Lane, you might expect a larky little stroll in your sandals.
The film begins with a larky shootout _ more of a freeze-out, really _ in space, with a casual " Hi, Freeze, I'm Batman " to introduce our hero before he defends Gotham from this new evildoer.
His larky women and his serious, sybilline girls ( his daughter, Jean, was often the model and posed for " Mary, Quite Contrary " ) looked reassuringly benign in an early 20th century made jumpy by Freudian revelations of the power of sex.
In a mixed two and a half star review for Slant Magazine, Jesse Cataldo wrote that despite it being " undoubtedly well recorded, with a sustained mood and some nice sonic touches ", the album " still has a thin, larky feel, briefly amusing, consistently strange, but rarely resonant ."
The contemporary story that serves as the scaffolding of " The Bonesetter's Daughter " has all the trappings and larky ease of popular talk-show fiction : relationship troubles with a good man; yoga classes and other versions of self-discovery; tacked-on female struggles between autonomy and nurturance.

It wastes Johnny Depp's clenched-teeth performance as self-styled gonzo journalist Hunter Thompson, whose picaresque trip to Vegas with his slob lawyer was seen as a larky thumbing of the nose at Nixon's America back in 1971, and might have worked as a movie as late as the mid-' 80s.
His first film role was in the Jerry Zaks directed Lifetime series " Army Wives ", Detective Chico Cubbs on the Comedy Central-produced series " M'larky ", along with Dan Fogler, Gilbert Gottfried, Jeffrey Ross, and Lennon Parham, and the ABC Family film " My Future Boyfriend ".
Although it charts a nihilistic young man's flight from heroin, it does so in such a larky, impudent way _ it seems a'90s version of " A Hard Day's Night, " but without the cuteness or the music _ that it was censured mostly, one feels, for its absence of misery.
The latest, " Muriel's Wedding, " is another bright, occasionally brilliant, example . . . The movie is much meatier than its larky comic sheen leads you to think at first . . . There's poignant drama in this brash, sometimes overstated film, and Muriel's transformation is truly touching ."
The girlie additions to all this puerile fun include Jennifer Belle's " High Maintenance, " about the perils of love and Manhattan real estate ( it might as well be titled " Bridget Jones Seeks Condo " ) and larky Londonite Jane Green's " Mr . Maybe " ( more squirming heartbreak-with-pantyhose _ " Bridget Jones Keeps Dating " ).