- use
developed in
early medieval Europe; in
medieval Christianity it was
unseemly for a
married woman to show her hair. A
wimple might be
elaborately starched...
- in only a few inscriptions.
Female gladiators were
officially banned as
unseemly from 200 AD onwards, but the word
gladiatrix does not
appear until late...
- on the program, and many
members of the
public complained that it was
unseemly to give a
convicted felon air time to
attack a
former vice president. The...
- nature. However, the
wines had to be
packaged in
opaque bottles to hide the
unseemly turbidity and
sediment that the "in-bottle MLF" produced. Today, most Vinho...
-
Memorable Attempts of
Magnanimous Minds;
Pleasaunt for Gentlemen, not
unseemly for Magistrates, and most
profitable for Prentises,
celebrated the rise...
-
wrote that
emperor Augustus had
reproached Nero's
grandfather for his
unseemly enjoyment of
violent gladiator games.
According to Jürgen Malitz, Suetonius...
-
prefers to
leave unexplored,
carving a
niche catering to
those of us with an
unseemly obsession with life's darkest, most
depraved sides."
Parfrey was born in...
- landings." Jody
Rosen in the New York
Times said that "There is
something unseemly, to put it mildly,
about the
famous and
fabulously wealthy urging crypto...
- propriety, have
traditionally looked down upon
humour as
subversive or
unseemly.
Humour was
perceived as
irony and sarcasm. The
Confucian Analects itself...
- is
widely seen as an
acute crisis of leadership". It "degenerated into
unseemly mudslinging between the
ruling party and the opposition". Her challenger...
