Seldon's authors, half of them academics, half journalists, are competent and fall down only in their often jejune judgments. |
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Contemporary reflections on Stauffenberg risk seeming rather jejune. |
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What lies beneath, allegedly, is a party at once anachronistic, parochial, extremist, jejune and heartless. |
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My money is on Crusading Carly to oust the jejune and pointless Barbara Boxer. |
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And for all Mr Cameron's own calm plausibility, in the new atmosphere of austerity his front-bench team has come to seem vulnerably jejune. |
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Gradus had long been a member of all sorts of jejune leftist organizations. |
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Schuette asks whether the 14th amendment's equal-protection clause bars states from ending racially conscious admissions policies. The oral argument last week made the issues in Fisher look jejune by comparison. |
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The present annual report is not intended to present a jejune account of the activities undertaken by the organs of the Tribunal over the past 12 months. |
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Well, at least he came to see how jejune his earlier view was. |
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The debates are necessary and, even at their most jejune, not totally without worth. |
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