<![CDATA[She has such expressiveness in her vocals and even in her movements. But her eyes no longer emote. She has the kind of]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Sara Evans

Asteri-Atypical — 14 years ago(April 29, 2011 09:43 PM)

She has such expressiveness in her vocals and even in her movements. But her eyes no longer emote. She has the kind of face and eyes I would love to see as alive and expressive, not plucked of their natural eyebrows and deadened with botox.
She has an incredible natural beauty.
Oh, well, at least she still emotes with her voice!
You're spoiled!

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Strangely random comment there. You probably copy & paste it to any number of users who say anything you don't care for, regardless what it is.

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