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He was shell-shocked with his eyes semi-glazed over and still bleeding from the gash above his forehead.
The Last Patriot Brad Thor 2008
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After bestowing the quote Sherrill cited in the playbill-which looks a lot more like a consolation prize when taken in the review's original context-Weber went on to describe Sherrill's onstage manner as having "the slightly awestruck, semi-glazed quality of anticipatory rapture," before concluding that his performance "never acknowledges the theatrical need to earn the audience's suspension of disbelief; the presumption here is that there's nothing to suspend."
Cary Byron Woods 2010
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After bestowing the quote Sherrill cited in the playbill-which looks a lot more like a consolation prize when taken in the review's original context-Weber went on to describe Sherrill's onstage manner as having "the slightly awestruck, semi-glazed quality of anticipatory rapture," before concluding that his performance "never acknowledges the theatrical need to earn the audience's suspension of disbelief; the presumption here is that there's nothing to suspend."
Cary Byron Woods 2010
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Streets made of vitreous red brick and semi-glazed white terra cotta.
Buffalo Rising 2010
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The principal exterior material was dark red vitreous brick, supplied by John H. Black of Buffalo; it was trimmed with a generous amount of semi-glazed ivory white terra cotta manufactured by the Excelsior Terra Cotta Co. The first and seventh floors were almost entirely sheathed in terra cotta, which was also used extensively at the corners through all floors.
Buffalo Rising 2010
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