At North Sea, cons regularly slip unflattering press cuttings under the door of Archer's cell in a fruitless effort to rile the peer. |
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Why would she choose to wear such a horrendously unflattering dress? It just does nothing for her. |
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A woman in Florida wrote some rather unflattering remarks about a local sheriff in the newspaper. |
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Exclamation marks suggest a certain unflattering ingratiation, especially in letters written to strangers. |
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What do we imagine they are like, these disagreeable reflections, these unflattering mirrors that our thoughts provide? |
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Amidst the other attractions was the opportunity to handle a snake, and here's an unflattering picture of yours truly with a boa constrictor. |
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Not only does it offer an unflattering view of her stomach and corset-bra, but it appears to be throttling her. |
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My fears of an unflattering portrait with a Pinocchio nose begin to recede. |
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She suffered for her craft by putting on weight, shaving her eyebrows and wearing tons of unflattering makeup. |
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You know, it doesn't even show the military in an unflattering light, it's more warts-and-all kind of thing. |
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By the 1820s it had become common to attribute definable features to the age, usually in unflattering terms. |
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She sits for her entire first act with a single beam of light on her face, which is boldly unflattering but dramatic, and who can hate that? |
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Almost six months ago, foreign-policy macher Perle vowed to sue him for writing an unflattering feature about him in The New Yorker. |
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She claims, however, the book casts her in an unflattering light and has cost her her job and her reputation. |
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The historical records that paint such an unflattering portrait of the town have just been released on the internet. |
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My only gripe is that it becomes a decidedly unflattering portrait of a man who will always be known as a funny genius. |
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What do these unflattering portraits tell us about the current status of designers? |
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How can you criticise someone in such unflattering terms, and then suggest that he has what it takes to lead their party? |
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An unflattering painting of the Queen Mother has surfaced after being quietly kept from public view for more than 25 years. |
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I think there is a lot of truth in that statement even if it does paint an unflattering portrait. |
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Its unflattering portrait was viewed as uncharitable, an instance of speaking ill of the dead. |
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She stood impassively on the shoreline in a very unflattering puce bikini that was five sizes too small for her. |
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A deep flush spread up Rita's face and colored her pale skin an unflattering red. |
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Charlotte, the Yale graduate in her unflattering woollen tank-top is made to feel dowdy and dull by this jabbering Valley girl. |
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Humans are discussed as arrogant and blundering, an unflattering contrast to the innocent and compassionate chimps or gorillas. |
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The Greenyards side continued to push for points, and brightened an otherwise unflattering picture with two late, great scores. |
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Despite his quiet, diffident manner, the Humberside police chief is becoming used to an unflattering limelight. |
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Go back further, to the heavy-hitters of the western canon, and plenty of unflattering portraits exist as well. |
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A suitably unflattering headshot of the party's candidate is a must for me, and the Greens have not disappointed. |
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Kramer and his allies are hell-bent on drawing an unflattering picture of the candidate and his crew. |
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The hairstyles she wore were being shown in different media after I met her and the songs and movies they showed were very unflattering. |
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As stated above, there's not much to look at during the show and the spotlights often add an unflattering hue to Chris. |
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What was leisurely at the start of the day, though, would become a slummy, sweaty, altogether unflattering affair in the Sacramento sun. |
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Her influence on the Chancellor has tidied up his life, his chaotically untidy homes and his unflattering clothing. |
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Finally, bold colors tend to be unflattering on men with fair hair and light skin. |
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Individuals may not wish to see true but unflattering statements about them published, but they should not be able to sue for damages for this. |
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He was disgruntled by Clara's unflattering comments about his brother. |
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Anxieties generate concealed anxiousness on frozen and unflattering human faces. |
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Witnesses, including former hitmen and a moll, paint an unflattering picture of Mr Bulger. |
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It seems inarguable that the donation has something to do with the incipient arrival of the unflattering film. |
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Ever since it was brought down in February, the budget before us has stirred up its share of commentaries and unflattering remarks. |
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Textbooks should thus avoid untrue generalizations and truthful but unflattering generalizations. |
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The reasoning must be free of any insulting or unflattering remarks about the parties. |
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Slower growth in part-work sales, due once again to an unflattering 2004 comparative. |
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She died before they started shooting season two, and an unflattering caricature was included immediately. |
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The one major error I have detected in Perkins' biography is the confident assertion that she would not have tried to expurgate every unflattering reference. |
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The beef began three days ago, when Snoop posted an unflattering Iggy meme to his Instagram. |
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He's got an unflattering, Lyle Lovett-like haircut with whitewalls on the sides, and a trio of lines between his eyes as deep as the Marianas Trench. |
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The long War years had made men out of women, who were called upon to do utterly male jobs and had to, therefore, often wear unflattering and unfeminine clothes. |
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The couple spent most of their wedding night with the magazine's picture editor making sure no unflattering images made it on to the printed page. |
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But Avedon went in another direction with his portrait work, shooting unsparing and often unflattering shots of subjects from Marilyn Monroe to Michael Moore. |
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The unflattering signs of age on her face are emphasized, giving her visage that sense of gravitas associated with old men in old-master paintings. |
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The man was tall and thin, resembling a scrawny tree, as the black robes he was swathed in covered him from neck to toe in a most unflattering style. |
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As the paper is opposed to the EU it has referred to foreign leaders who it deemed hostile to the UK in unflattering terms. |
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As regards the Record, while it may be unflattering to Lavalin there is nothing on the face of the Record that would lead one to conclude that any of the information included in it is confidential by any objective measure. |
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However, some of these people who do not tag people in unflattering photos indicated they have tagged the same individual in a photo that was not unflattering. |
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In a NATO context, perhaps the most damaging criticism of transformation has been that it seeks to institutionalise an unflattering and politically unacceptable division of military labour. |
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She did not name her workplace, but her employers argued that some unflattering comments could identify the company and be damaging to their business. |
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These anniversaries shed a very unflattering light on those who, in former times, kept quiet about oppression or did business with those who inflicted it. |
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I first saw Meryl Streep in a terribly unflattering light: in Kramer vs Kramer, as the mother who leaves behind her young son and husband to find herself. |
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The downside is: so can your opponents and anyone else with a keyboard or a camera phone. Go to YouTube.com, a free website for sharing video clips, and the most popular Hillary-related items are unflattering. |
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The propaganda war that accompanied World War II invariably depicted the enemy in unflattering terms. |
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According to the Canadian Renewable Fuels Association, Canadians are still showing strong support for ethanol and biodiesel despite a barrage of recent criticisms and unflattering media coverage. |
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A tardy and inept response has thrown an unflattering light on the corporation's ability to handle a crisis, exposed flaws in its bureaucracy and cast doubt on the vigour of its corporate governance. |
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An attempt to restructure the home loan process and give consumers a break broke down in unflattering fashion in Washington last week. |
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Who – unless you were an Observer journalist and the victim of one of her notoriously unflattering by-line pictures – would not want their portrait taken by Jane Bown, even at the risk of 1,500 catty words by me? |
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Put your most unflattering and fattening pictures up for all to see. |
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Rather than seeking refuge in a fantasy world like other famous misanthropists, Sardou preferred a head-on collision with the real world, painting a frequently unflattering portrait of French society. |
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Thus, annalist in this last sense is an unflattering term. |
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Comparing the latest recession with previous ones is unflattering. |
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Goya's portraits of the Spanish royal family represent a sort of peak in the honest and downright unflattering portrayal of important persons. |
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British golf writer Peter Dobereiner gave an unflattering assessment of Faldo's playing style. |
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Their clothes were mostly uninteresting and unflattering. Her eyes lingered on a putrid floral number in fuchsia, hot pink, and turquoise. Yipes. |
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His concern in these unflattering portraits is not just to critique affluenza, but to assert an alternative to ruling-class cosmology. |
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The mum-of-two had clearly misread the invite and opted for an unflattering dress that showed off her pot-belly and ample bosom to perfection. |
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Fonteyn would not approve an unflattering photograph of Nureyev. |
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The art of the portrait flourished in Ancient Greek and especially Roman sculpture, where sitters demanded individualized and realistic portraits, even unflattering ones. |
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