Even in that article, Kennedy has a a couple of phrases that could have been done without: "Boyle is hearty about her snacks, she has the slightly masculine bearing of the long-term single lady". Does he actually have a clue as to how much she eats? Is there any real tendency for mature single women to have more "slightly masculine bearing" than otherwise similar women who are married? Apart from those caveats, I thought Kennedy came across very well.