The authoritarians wanted harsh penalties and as ungenerous a benefit system as possible. |
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But both of us know that he's just said something spectacularly ungenerous about the victims' families. |
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It was ungenerous, it was destructive, it was simple-minded, it was vicious, it was rubbish. |
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It was wonderful to see her, of course, so I feel terrible about being so conflicted and ungenerous. |
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He is unstinting but never ungenerous in his depiction of an Italy materially and emotionally ravaged by the second world war. |
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Rather ungenerous of him considering it's made him a wealthy man. |
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This was, on the one hand, considered by council members to be both unclear and ungenerous, and by others to be unclear and overgenerous! |
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But I also felt it was believable that someone living under that pressure would be quite snippy and ungenerous and untrusting. |
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But surely that's a little ungenerous towards a man who, by any measure, is a show-business phenomenon, the very embodiment of an old trouper. |
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It would be pointless and ungenerous to try and blame any individual delegations. |
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To be wealthy, married, unfaithful, and ungenerous is to insult a woman's basic intelligence, as well as her pride. |
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Some of my relatives felt I was ungenerous, and some simply wondered, Whose side are you on? |
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Perhaps most important, the new carriers were not burdened with staffing levels that make those that existed in some of Britain's nationalised industries seem ungenerous. |
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The reasons for the government's ungenerous efforts are different. |
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And at 200 pages, this selection is a little on the ungenerous side. |
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But Duffin strongly disputes this, saying that just because Scottish Life is for tax reasons barred from handing out large windfalls, it doesn't mean it is being ungenerous. |
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An ungenerous thought about Mr Shapiro's siblings occurs to me. |
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They do not qualify for loans, but are paid a regular bursary that Mairi says is not ungenerous and has become even more valuable since she left college. |
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The dominant UK political discourse is both xenophobic and ungenerous. |
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History's verdict is not clearcut but it has not been ungenerous. |
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Though ungenerous and vain, he could rarely resist an excuse to be affronted. |
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Our response in Ireland, from what I know of other EU countries, tends to be slow and ungenerous. |
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Numerous ungenerous rather than helpful proposals have been made during the debate, and I consider them to be a mistake. |
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That would be a totally reductive and vulgar approach, and would in fact be ungenerous to the reputation of Italy. |
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I am referring here to establishment Republicans, which for 150 years have consistently been the party of the rich and ungenerous. |
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It's an ungenerous view, and one that Under the Sun goes a long way to undermine. |
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My observation is that the federal government, in supporting research over the years, has been very ungenerous to colleges as distinct from universities. |
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On the best interpretation Powell, a man of strong imperialist sympathies, was ungenerous in treating the post-imperial human legacy with such cynical or at least selfish disregard. |
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The measure that it has adopted is so miserly and ungenerous. |
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Yet within ourselves we know the knotty facts, that we are odd, inward, spiteful, difficult, ungenerous, envious, self-protective, assuredly intemperate, balanced on occasion by a strange strain of northern mysticism. |
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I should not like to think that these hurried and ungenerous judgments were influenced by the cost of enlargement to include countries of the Carpathia and the Balkans. |
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The budget framework is very ungenerous towards candidate states. |
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While the reporter might have been ungenerous in building the story this way, it is perfectly clear that Mr. Turner created the opportunity for her to do so and, indeed, in some respects asked, if not taunted, her to do so. |
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There were odds being offered before play of 100-1 on an England win, which seemed particularly ungenerous even given the ease with which Stokes had played the previous evening. |
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We have been talking about this for a long time, and Canada is one of the most ungenerous countries in the world, one which spends the least on international aid. |
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Going into 2013, however, the PM's projection of himself as calm, kindly and above all pragmatic is strained by the record of a government that increasingly appears shrill, ungenerous and doctrinaire. |
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Some pickthank contrived to let the little great man know what had taken place, and he, so she informed me, was ungenerous enough to wreak a mean revenge. |
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