| What exactly is equally valid with sleaze, populism, and unloveliness, I wonder? |
| Because all the landmines and nasty surprises are going off in the backyards of those people who have chosen a life of unloveliness, we are told. |
| Brecht, in all his unloveliness, understood full well what it was like to be driven by your passions. |
| But the rest of my criticism about the general unloveliness of the property on the prom still holds and, of course, the disappearance of the pier. |
| Pondering the icefield's unloveliness, I remembered Edmund Burke's concept of the sublime, which I learned about in graduate school. |
| On YouTube, one could watch a creepy video showing photos of Lori Drew — whose physical unloveliness many took as corroboration of a loserish iniquity — intercut with images of an evil clown from a Stephen King movie. |
