| When, however, it is moved in the direction of musketry-firing, it becomes strangely and unpatriotically content with its lot. |
| For many years afterwards I vaguely assumed that they had all been imprisoned for being unpatriotically posher than the Queen at a time of national crisis. |
| Most unpatriotically, Mansergh refused, citing his credibility with Fianna Fail as the reason. |
| Republicans accused the Gore campaign of behaving unpatriotically by challenging overseas ballots, many of which came from members of the armed services. |
| If the vaunted position of the mistress has been one key to that identity and soul, then fashion is behaving unpatriotically this season by nearly dismissing her. |
| It was in part an effort by Republicans to suggest that the Democrats were unpatriotically trying to keep uniformed men and women from having their votes counted. |
