| Most people who knew Burgess were agreed that he was remarkably unfastidious, especially when drunk, which was a good deal of the time. |
| Earlier this month, one of the few limits on this highly efficient, if unfastidious, process was lifted, thanks to the efforts of the National Mining Association and the Bush Administration. |
| But according to local accounts, he won his remarkable 1972 by-election victory in supposedly safe Labour Rochdale by unfastidious means. |
| He was particularly displeased with the camp condition of Grant's own Army of the Tennessee under the latter's unfastidious leadership. |
| On New Year's Eve, Lavin didn't like the unfastidious play of some of his would-be starters. |
