Pete is one of those tiresome, unctuous types who thinks he's a wit and is half-right. |
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Then you continue on in your hatefully superior day, you unctuous benevolent light shedder. |
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You can tell his character is gonna be a straight arrow when he refuses to let an unctuous lobbyist buy him breakfast. |
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He is as unctuous as they come and as slippery and lethal as a herd of rattlers in a barrel of oil. |
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It would be impossible to walk by without succumbing to a tub of mellow, unctuous olives, or a modestly priced, sit-down lunch. |
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Bob, by the way, only casually mentioned his war record, though there is still something unctuous even about that. |
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He would seem to be offering a kind of antinomian horology at worst, at best an unctuous pragmatism of local mores. |
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The slowly braised veal shank fell off the bone, its marrow, creamily unctuous. |
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My first meal was a dainty foie gras burger, served in all its unctuous richness, without burger meat, on a toasted, tea-sandwich-size bun. |
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It was an emotional speech, but a delightfully graceful, rather than unctuous and overblown, one. |
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Onion rarebit Of all the hot snacks I knock together, it is this unctuous mix of onions, thick toast and melted cheese that pleases most. |
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Preserved Whole Goose Foie Gras is firmer and less unctuous than the Semi-preserved foie gras. |
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It needs moisturizing and nourishing treatments and soft, unctuous and protective textures. |
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Once lightened, the candle transforms itself into an unctuous body oil of massage with a sensual and greedy perfume. |
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Harmonious mix of the pear and the iced chestnut for this sweet and unctuous jam with wintry flavours. |
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Natural graphite is unctuous and relatively soft with a hardness of 1-2 on the Mohs scale. |
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In addition to being certified organic and equitable, their products contain no soy lecithin, making them even more unctuous. |
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Taste our chocolates as quickly as possible after their purchase: the quicker they are consumed after making, the more unctuous and fondant. |
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Somehow Chevrier managed to sear the foie gras in a way to produce simultaneously a crusty exterior and an unctuous delicate rare interior. |
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He gave a speech on his new charity work, and it was one of those smooth unctuous bits of California blarney no one could make with a straight face today. |
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I wouldn't waste two seconds listening to that unctuous socialite. |
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In Paradise Valley we found such a place where we could exchange the unctuous reptiles of Hollywood for far less pretentious alligator lizards and gopher snakes. |
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Their righteous outbursts represent an ancient and unctuous form of kabuki theater. |
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The memories of a hundred business trips came roaring back as I recalled the unctuous Cinnabon aroma that wafts through airports. |
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The old bishop was famous for his unctuosity even in that unctuous age. |
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The ending of the story is a bit of a cop-out as the unctuous game show host invokes a hitherto-unknown rule and claims the date with Jennifer for himself. |
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The first moment after a disaster, we do not need news anchors unchained to any news, no shred of useful information, but plenty of unctuous sympathy. |
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His breaded pork escalopes come tender but crunchy with unctuous buttery anchovies and fried egg, an interesting spin on the Weiner Schnitzel theme. |
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For her make-up, she chooses unctuous deep and dark full-bodied shades to create high contrasts and high impact effects. |
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Assam G. F. O. P. n°10, tin of 100 grams loose. An unctuous Assam tea with many golden tips. |
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Its generous and unctuous texture allows a real massage, enhancing the action of contouring active ingredients. |
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Very refined, it has an unctuous texture, a little buttery and at times slowly oozing. |
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This hand balm with olive oil has a very gentle and unctuous texture which leaves the skin supple, smooth and delicately scented. |
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That's how one comes about getting this fi nesse in taste, this delicate and unctuous texture. |
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Enriched with active ingredients originated from beehive and with plant oils, their unctuous and extra-mild lather makes them an ultra-protective pleasant to use care product. |
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This wine has very complex aromas with touches of candied fruit, a somewhat unctuous and smoked flavour, with almost a touch of woodland and a slight floral touch in its first years. |
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The sharp, acid sweetness of the rhubarb cuts the unctuous fattiness of the duck. |
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Eaten cooked, it keeps its brilliance and becomes translucent, unctuous, juicy and sugary to the taste, with no bitterness and a roasted, chestnut flavour. |
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In the cautious, unctuous and back-scratching literary world of post-war West Germany, he liked to trade scratches face-to-face, with a snarling disdain which seemed only partly affected. |
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Its orange-pink rind is decorated with a small fern leaf or two, and its interior is rich and unctuous, the kind of cheese whose top you could trim off and stick a spoon into. |
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The fat in the carcass is the natural complement to the meat and most of it is lost during cooking, leaving the meat perfectly unctuous and pleasant, but in particular more tender and succulent on the palate. |
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White, unctuous, splendid stuff rose up in mounds, as in the picture above, where Mr Rich holds the bowl. Few revolutions have been made with a hand-beater. |
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In superior circles, however, introduction becomes more elaborate, more flattering, more unctuous. |
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Mr Aziz, himself a member of the RCC, made a public appearance the next day at a poetry festival where honey-tongued bards concocted unctuous rhymes in praise of the regime. |
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Its unctuous texture encases the palate with elegance and persistence. |
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The fairly soft body is supported by unctuous and sweet tannins. |
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But while we drink more table wines from Down Under than from anywhere else, the fabulous, unctuous fortified wines of Australia are still largely unknown. |
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In a word, after being tried out, the crisp, shrivelled blubber, now called scraps or fritters, still contains considerable of its unctuous properties. |
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Near the bottom here, I found what I think to be a few small pieces of burned wood or charcoal, also some dark unctuous sort of earth, a sample of both I brought away. |
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