- is
widely seen as an
acute crisis of leadership". It "degenerated into
unseemly mudslinging between the
ruling party and the opposition". Her challenger...
- use
developed in
early medieval Europe; in
medieval Christianity it was
unseemly for a
married woman to show her hair. A
wimple might be
elaborately starched...
- out for Rome,
arriving in
October of the same year, and
celebrated an
unseemly triumph over
fellow Romans. By this
point he had
started preparations for...
-
while certain estimates may not be accurate, "quibbling
about numbers is
unseemly. What
matters is that many, many
people were
killed by
communist regimes...
- the
animal is
generally killed quickly and not tortured...
There is an
unseemly element in it,
namely cruelty." The
other issue is that
hunting can be...
-
mostly on his irony,
which was
deemed inappropriate for a
philosopher and
unseemly for a teacher. The
Pyrrhonists were also
antagonistic to Socrates, accusing...
- on the program, and many
members of the
public complained that it was
unseemly to give a
convicted felon air time to
attack a
former vice president. The...
- London, 2007 A Life Like
Other People's (memoir), London, 2009 ****: Two
Unseemly Stories (stories), London, 2011 Six Poets:
Hardy to Larkin: An Anthology...
-
Lenina that she
should have more than one man in her life
because it is
unseemly to
concentrate on just one. **** then
warns Lenina away from a new lover...
-
pejorative to
refer to
Jewish women who are not
Orthodox or who
demonstrate unseemly irreligious behavior. In
other Orthodox communities, it can be used in...
