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• Apparently, just like Tony's affectedly common Estuary accent.
• The hyphenated phrase now covers anything ineffectual or affectedly sentimental.
• If anything, Fleming has sometimes been faulted for singing that can seem affectedly expressive.
• Francis Villiers, and talking affectedly, to the irritation of the duchess, who is losing.
• Sorry, just because it's a political decision _ no matter how affectedly contrite _ doesn't mean it's wrong.
• But he-and she-will be disappointed, for the style has become too affectedly nonchalant, and the ideas are too few to hold the narrative together.
• Again, some of the contestants are amusing nut jobs-- one aspiring Tucker Carlson wannabe affectedly wears two-tone shoes and a bow tie and strolls along with a cane.
• Caroline Sullivan of " The Guardian " also praised Bieber s " affectedly breathy voice ", but insisted in the same sentence that " the voice soon palls " after listening to the whole album.
• "In a way, I'm not a ( italics ) dedicated ( end italics ) dancer, " he said, uttering the word " dedicated " in an affectedly solemn tone.
• Madea chats with her about why she does this; and its reveal that Ruth was a foster child and her foster parents did the same thing to her; which affectedly destroyed her self-esteem and consequently, making her a colder person she is.
• Its unique affectedly artistic identity is the result of a combination from different artistic styles, providing the audience an intricate puzzle with unlimited layers of entertainment and complexity which in most cases will require the audience to watch the film more than 2 times to fully understand all the details, secrets, hidden messages and subplots within the main story.
• Random House's slang dictionary ( 1997 ) notes the aside-to-the-listener use of hey ( " Used affectedly for emphasis within a sentence, esp . after but, " it says ); its samples run from 1974 ( " But hey, that's the kind of guy I am " ) to 1994 ( a Dewar's Scotch ad ).
• Most reviews were positive, with Pitchfork applauding the album's sound : " Blitzen Trapper's version of Americana is one of the most melodic and playful ( and least affectedly twangy ) since " Being There "-era Wilco, and Eric Earley uses his craggy Dylanesque voice to add grit to his more featherweight melodies . " PopMatters was even more effusive : " . . . the band manages to find a sense of collective unity between tracks, something " Furr " failed to do . " Destroyer of the Void " is more consistent and inventive, from its beefed-up production to its refreshing instrumentation ( most striking : the spine chilling graveyard harmonicas and psychedelic, effects-drenched guitar solos ).