- and of clearness. He
appears to have been
excessively vain and of an
unamiable disposition." That
article considered the
following to be his most important...
-
Meuselwitz in Thuringia. In 1757 the
death of his wife, for whom,
harsh and
unamiable as he was, he had a deep and
abiding affection,
broke down his already...
- and he
could not bear to be thwarted, but how
anyone could call him
unamiable I
cannot understand."
George Grossmith wrote to The
Daily Telegraph that...
- trustees. As
Rosalind was
involved in the disputes, her already-distant and
unamiable relationship with
Krishnamurti dissolved completely in the face of the...
- her mother,
especially in Olga's
teenage years. "Olga is
always most
unamiable about every proposition,
though may end by
doing what I wish",
wrote Alexandra...
- father, who
appears from our
latest reports to be in a more than
usually unamiable frame of mind.
Feisal also will be told that if, with his father's and...
-
described as an antifeminist. In St. Elmo
Wilson describes feminists as "
unamiable and
wretched wives" and
calls them the "embittered,
disappointed old maids...
- (1820–1907), a
colleague of Maynard,
described Maynard as "abrupt and
unamiable, and
often offensive in his manners,
snapping up men
without hesitation...
-
whose behalf was
accomplished the
great work of redemption. With such
unamiable feelings towards his hearers, the
preacher might indeed command their...
