- the
United States have
often acquired nicknames, both
flattering and
unflattering. This list is
intended to note
those nicknames that were in
common use...
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cards themselves have also been negative,
criticizing printing errors,
unflattering photos that are also
prone to fading, the lack of the cardholder's signature...
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furnished Shaughnessy with his now-famous sobriquet, "Shank," for the
often unflattering and
critical nature of his articles.
Shaughnessy was born in Groton,...
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atmosphere of
palace intrigue cultivated by her son Paul I of Russia, led to
unflattering portrayals of Catherine.[clarification needed] Some
called her the "Messalina...
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interviews with a
persistence that
often causes subjects to cast an
unflattering light on themselves.[better source needed]
Isaac Chotiner, "A Dangerous...
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moral issues. Gérson's Law has come to
express highly characteristic and
unflattering traits of the
national media character,
which is
interpreted as the character...
- left-wing politics. Its
rakish title character, Lord Glenarvon, is an
unflattering depiction of her ex-lover, Lord Byron. In 1866, it was
reprinted under...
- Some of
these women were
early po****rizers of Jung's ideas. Even more
unflattering were the
terms maenads or valkyries.
After his wife, Emma,
chief among...
- is a
Swedish writer. She
caused a
scandal in 1997 when she
included unflattering descriptions of two
famous Swedish men in her
autobiographical novel...
- "Bad
Education Transported Geraldine Viswanathan Back to the "Most
Unflattering Fashion Period"". InStyle.
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