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Erotic couples also understand that passion waxes and wanes.
In one typical passage, Nubi gazes out the window at the departing caravan and waxes poetic: "Always the gypsies, they sing.
OK the plot is, wait you got me there is no true discernible plot here just a string of optically fogged sex scenes, strung together by scenes of photographers taking pictures of pretty ladies (Sometimes a combination of the two) Then a demon comes around kills the men, rapes and kills the women, and waxes poetic about the meaning of life.
This movie is timeless because it waxes philosophical of human's place in nature and technology's effect upon man's relationship with nature.
His waxes rhapsodic about suicide rates and sexual perversions, but only describes them, with no attempt to make jokes about them or connect these morbid topics with the audience, much less himself.
In the future humanity is on the verge of destroying itself which leads to the scientists at ROTOR to make a cyborg policeman who goes berserk and starts killing people for speeding, now it's up to the scientist to destroy him while (in the film's most laughable moments)he waxes philosophical about the robot's place in the universe.
She plays the lute and he waxes philosophical.
In the first part of this chilling opus, an annoying narrator waxes poetically about the vampire culture on earth, as we watch a bunch of half-doped vampires attack some stage extras with toothpicks instead of teeth.
It is an insult to the pre-Communist and Communist movies about which it waxes nostalgic.
The attention paid to Mueller’s Russia investigation waxes and wanes in Washington, DC.
Winston Churchill’s political heirs certainly could not root for a candidate who waxes nostalgic about Vichy France.
[22]CHAPTER XVIIAt eve, within yon studious nook,I ope my brass-embossed book,Portray'd with many a holy deedOf martyrs crown'd with heavenly meed;Then, as my taper waxes dim,Chant, ere I sleep, my measured hymn.
The ladies, since the gentlemen entered, have become lively as larks; conversation waxes brisk and merry.
That sky with its high and light clouds which are sure to melt away as the day waxes warm--this placid and balmly atmosphere?""I do, very much."