His protest involves, however, no retreat into a mythical golden age and sternly rejects any hints of aestheticism. |
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You are better off dealing sternly with problem employees than continuing to bear the pain. |
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Tito and his Communist regime acted sternly to suppress nationalist tendencies. |
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He told prosecutors he was disturbed by the accusations and sternly demanded an explanation. |
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She looked at her mother sheepishly, while her mother was looking at her very sternly. |
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They should be sternly tried by human conscience for having slandered us with all sorts of lies and plots. |
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Not letting her daughter say another word, the Queen bent down over the little girl and gracefully yet sternly took the stone from her hands. |
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The subject matter seems unlikely to appeal to the party's sternly conservative grass roots. |
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His symphony is patchy in both structure and content but its sentiments are held sternly in check. |
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She hurriedly grabbed her papers, gloves, and keys, tucked a stray hair behind her ear and looked sternly at me. |
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The sun was bright and shone through Jim's window sternly, as if warning that it was time to get out of bed. |
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Usually they're in the forms of ancestors, mostly benevolent and at worst sternly disapproving. |
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People might read double meaning into that, the station manager was sternly told. |
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You're sternly and speciously warned against vandalistically breaking the law. |
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The former president sternly inquires of Barker whether he knows the best way to lasso a wild horse. |
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She tipped her sunglasses and looked at me sternly from the pool deck where she was tanning. |
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The result is winning, shimmering pop that sounds quaint and postmodern, sternly Teutonic and curiously homely at the same time. |
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She marshalled her players before the game against Pannyok, speaking sternly, grasping each by the shoulder. |
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But he snuffed it sternly and rose, and the touch of color in his cheeks could easily have been put down to the cold wind outside the chapter house. |
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He replied sternly, but his voice indicated how badly he was hurting. |
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Before she had finished making up her part, Rose excitedly offered her suggestions, and had to be sternly told not to interrupt until Karen was finished. |
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He sternly reminded the airlines that it was illegal to discriminate against passengers based on their race, color, national or ethnic origin, or religion. |
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He or she might do more to reassure Gulf monarchies and speak more sternly to Iran. |
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Until they leave, Colonel Daniel warned them sternly, they have a difficult job to do. |
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Right after experiencing the transfiguration, he and companions James and John had spoken sternly to a man who was casting out demons in Jesus' name. |
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She shook her head sternly as she uncurled from her position. |
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A boy with black hair and a strong muscular build looked sternly at David. |
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We've all been very naughty, dirty children, and must be treated sternly. |
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Bridget paled with fright, but looked at her cousin sternly. |
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She calls him brother and chastises him for speaking so sternly to her. |
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They stopped a young man on the road and sternly repeated their warning. |
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The breakdowns which have been reported will be sternly investigated. |
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Unfaithful is acquitted and free to go, but is sternly cautioned by the Judge to avoid the lofts of unkempt Gallic playboys or he won't be as lenient the next time. |
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When Dickey replied sternly to this attack, though, Wright collapsed into contrition and self-reproach. |
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It sternly discourages such innovations as electronic rangefinders mounted on conventional bows, deeming such gadgets unsporting. |
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At one point, I, dismayed, asked my sons, a bit sternly, to tell me what lesson they could learn from this nonsense. |
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Instead, she released a sternly worded statement and took off with her sons to a house in the country. |
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Never has a woman worn hats with such aplomb or hit a cowbell so sternly. |
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Walking sternly, he began to go towards her, and she immediately recognised him. |
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Monis's lawyer sternly instructed him not to talk to the press when he was on trial for this crime. |
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This very loaded broaching, through the use of the word posthumanous, of the thought of an extreme posteriority finds itself sternly warned by Derrida's words, above. |
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An impressive building with also impressive size and features, the Mudejar-like brick sternly used, the polychromy of the tile on its domes, and the Byzantine flare can be seen from any perspective. |
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She has immense white teeth that snap, and a bugly bonnet, with one dismal ostrich feather wobbling sternly on end. |
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But we also have the opportunity to make the most of the period running up to the Olympics and sternly to demand an explanation for the unlawfulness appearing in the area of human rights. |
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Availing itself of this opportunity, the statement sternly warned the US and Japanese authorities and the riffraff, their poor lackeys, to act with discretion. |
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Pevsner speaks in glowing terms of its reticulated tracery, mullioned and transomed windows and octagonal abaci, but though I rattled its ramshackle doors they sternly refused to open. |
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If you really believed the works of the Holy Spirit manifested in this church, and if you trusted the church and your shepherd, you must have sternly rebuked those who were talking about such things. |
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Jim Carter, whom she met during Richard Eyre's National theatre production of Guys and Dolls in the early 1980s, is now best known as Carson, the sternly eyebrowed butler in Downton Abbey. |
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Whereas Mr Suharto was sternly authoritarian, Mr Habibie has been ready to reform: he has given freedom to the press, emptied the jails of political prisoners and offered self-determination to the people of East Timor. |
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Those who believe America has become a colour-blind society, the younger King said sternly, must themselves be blind. Although he has been chosen to perpetuate the 1960s, the younger King may yet surprise. |
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Until then, military authorities had sternly resisted pressure from women, restricting them to volunteer work in a multitude of organizations supporting the war effort. |
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When the Alberta finance minister mused that it was time for one, he was sternly rebuked by his premier, who reiterated that his province was not interested. |
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The House of Commons can expect the government to act sternly with respect to the smuggling of illegal weapons and the use of firearms in the commission of criminal offences. |
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Pressure from these measures led the landlords in several markets, including the Silk Market, to begin actively monitoring the sale of fakes and to deal more sternly with infringers. |
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And he sternly ordered them not to tell anyone about him. |
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He also prevented the execution of the captured Fenian invaders by sending a sternly worded telegram to those who were ready to apply quick justice. |
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And since user trust and transparency are important to us, anonymous users who are disruptive to the community will probably be dealt with more sternly than those who stand behind their words. |
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They sternly reminded women to stay home and tend to their families by leaving public affairs to the men. |
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This night, when the Lady Joan sternly bade her knight attend the knightless damsels to their home, Ioris obeyed. |
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Accordingly, an armorial offender was viewed as sternly as any other evading national taxation. |
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