He was masterful and imaginative, but his masterfulness tended to ungenerousness and his imagination to vagary and mischievous exaggeration. |
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Anyone who has taken music lessons knows the indignity of emulating a machine until every last human vagary vanishes. |
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But elsewhere she makes do with a lot of meandering melody and lyrical vagary. |
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The shows in this huge annual undertaking have yet to be announced, but we can count on volume, variety and vagary as always. |
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There was electronic geekery and lyrical vagary, and drums pounded by someone other than the drummer. |
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If Kiprotich's victory was surprising, it also represented the vagary and possibility of running 26.2 miles. |
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Clutching the other is our anxious householder, whose quest for a veterinarian has put him, by a vagary of circuits, in touch with the President. |
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Football, as much as anything, illustrates the resiliency of the Cajuns here and the challenge of maintaining a lifestyle dependent on the bounty and vagary of nature. |
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