- cream-colored
odorless fluid would appear within five or six days"; such "
laudable" pus was
considered "a sure sign that the
wound would heal" : 344 because...
-
Guardian gave the film a three-star review,
praising the
casting in this "
laudably gruelling descent into a
macho underworld of
dumbbells and ****ual debauchery...
-
final innings of his career".
David Katz of
Cineuropa declared the film a "
laudably a
protest film
clamouring for a
better way of life, but it
still evokes...
- wet and dry dock
accommodation to meet the
normal needs of the city." "
Laudable Achievement of JNPT" (Press release).
Press Information Bureau (Government...
- of the
names of God in the Qur'an), and thus
means 'servant of the All-
laudable'. It may
refer to: Abd al-Hamid al-Katib (died 749),
Umayyad official and...
- dying/suicide and
voluntary euthanasia are not
acceptable means of
achieving these laudable goals." In 2014,
George Carey, a
former archbishop of Canterbury, announced...
-
Turkish radio and TV host and actor. He was also
widely known for his
laudable usage of the
Turkish language.
Boran was born in Istanbul,
Turkey in 1928...
- malice" to her character. In a
mixed review for KQED-FM, Jack
Coyle wrote: "
Laudable as the
intentions of
Folie à Deux may be, it
feels thoughtfully but tiresomely...
-
handsome or disfigured",
while The
Hindu added his
transformation was "
laudable", and that "Vikram wins
hearts as the earnest-to-boot gym rat and as the...
- "Woker-than-Thou-itis:
Striving to be
educated around issues of
social justice is
laudable and moral, but
striving to be
recognized by
others as a woke individual...
