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movement to some extent, he
remained true to his
Catholic outlook and
censorious moralism. Kennedy's
mother Rose
found his
gentle personality endearing...
- be
hidden or
ignored out of
their own hypocrisy, disingenuousness,
censoriousness, etc. In Le médecin malgré lui,
forced to
impersonate a doctor, the...
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immobile in an old people's home but
still able to take a
stand against the
censorious and
politically correct attitudes of her own daughter. She was the subject...
- Mark
Zuckerberg mea
culpa letter to Jim Jordan, p1, in
which the
author expresses regret over
censorious conduct...
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censorship as a
publicity tool. In the 1980s, the show Top of the Pops was
censorious in its
approach to
video content, so some acts made
videos that they knew...
- as the
purpose of life. He
reiterated that it was
useless to "become
censorious about [religion], to say
there is no God". He also
mentioned that his...
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Musician Courtney Love
criticized the
movement for
being too
doctrinaire and
censorious: Look, you've got
these highly intelligent imperious girls, but who told...
- and the
colony pressed Pynchon to
return to
England which he did. The
censorious nature of the
Puritans and the
region they
inhabited would lead to the...
- text that
shows many
revisions by its
several authors, as well as the
censorious influence of
Edmund Tylney,
Master of the
Revels in the
government of...
