"This may put your next prescription in a different light, " editor Stephen Engelberg ominously intones.
It is farcically indifferent to reality, and then it intones others on the need to get serious.
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As they dance, he intones praises to which the Parachicos respond with cheers.
"It may be that in the midst of so many celebrities, you may not know who he is, " intones Moses.
With Laurence Fishburne, who intones his lines rather than speaking them, as the leader of the free men and women.
There are 850 hand-sewn stitches in each collar, so it lies flat, he intones, using the jacket he was wearing as an example.
"High-fructose corn syrup is one the of many things we are looking into, " intones plaintiffs' attorney and George Washington University law school professor John F.
The plot turns on the manipulations of a mesmerist (David Ogden Stiers) who intones magical words into the telephone, causing people to fall into trances and commit crimes.
"When it takes that long, you draw your inspiration from two things: the millions you can help and the one you couldn't, " he intones to the strains of heart-yanking music.
"Chief executives are salesmen, as Graham says, " Pabrai intones.
Even in the face of a mountain of medical evidence (1, 000 studies, according to USA Today)--and one would think our own common sense--we still nod in agreement when the entertainment industry solemnly intones that the effects of TV, movie and videogame violence are negligible.
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