-
beyond his
powers on "Where No One
Stands Alone",
resorting "to a kind of
inelegant bellowing to push out a sound" that Jake Hess of the
Statesmen Quartet...
- (/klʌdʒ, kluːdʒ/) is a
workaround or
makeshift solution that is clumsy,
inelegant, inefficient,
difficult to extend, and hard to maintain. This term is...
-
attempt to find the
submarine and
prevent the
attack from occurring. 122 2 "
Inelegant Heart" John
Peter Kousakis R.
Scott Gemmill October 6, 2014 (2014-10-6)...
- 60. Conversely, be
aware of
inelegant variation, in
which a
writer uses
different words to mean the same thing.
Inelegant variation confuses, whereas...
- of The
Hollywood Reporter dismissed her as "a washout",
finding her "
inelegant in the
dance numbers" and her "expressions [to be] limited". The film...
- review, Bob
Strauss of the San
Francisco Chronicle wrote, "There's an
inelegant blend of
Celtic folklore thriller ... [and]
contemporary horror movie...
-
television critic John
Doyle of The
Globe and Mail
calling the show "
inelegantly made tomfoolery". He
poked fun at
other media sources being hung up on...
- Stewart). At the
recommendation of
Jonathan King,
Stewart was –
rather inelegantly –
fired from the band in the
summer of 1968 due to his poor technique...
-
observant homicide detective who
often disguises his
aptitude with his
inelegant,
shambling manner;
trademarks of his blue-collar
ethos include his rumpled...
- tone and
accuracy of
these comments, he at
first characterized them as "
inelegantly stated", then a
couple of w****s
later commented: "I said
something that's...
