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• It juggles too many relationships and is amateurishly derivative at times.
• It was amateurishly done and damaged the weapon's performance.
• Charmingly and amateurishly animated cats earnestly deliver their research with subjectivity.
• "He's expressing ideas amateurishly.
• Some of the undertakings, amateurishly recorded on video, are like demented science experiments.
• There may be some thematic point to this disjunctiveness, but here it registers as amateurishly stilted.
• Pierre speaks with a French accent, though very amateurishly, and speaks in a condescending manner.
• {{ cquote | A heavy black volume, amateurishly bound, with no name or title on the cover.
• _On-screen Music : Music sites on the Web tend to be needlessly overdesigned commercial efforts or amateurishly built fanzines.
• "Live . . . and Kickin "'is so amateurishly packaged it doesn't list the band members.
• James Middleton's sets were a handful of amateurishly painted woodland backdrops, with a minimal nod to the Baroque fascination with stage machinery.
• Another concept of the shows during the Braben era was Ernie's utterly confident presentation of amateurishly inept plays " wot I wrote ".
• The letter N was tattoed amateurishly on the top of her right thumb, which may have represented her or a loved one's name.
• Amateurishly filmed and acted, but still an engaging, uncompromising portrait of everyday life in a community that doesn't get much mass-media exposure.
• Ranging from wackily understated to amateurishly over-the-top, the large, eager-to-please ensemble cast has a number of inspired moments.
• She had green eyes and had an amateurishly placed tattoo on her hand with the words " thank you " under a series of doodle-like symbols.
• "Ghosts of Mars " is one of the shabbiest, most amateurishly concocted films to come out of a major studio in more than a decade.
• So far, the attacks in Kabul and southern cities including Kandahar, and on American military outposts have been sporadic, limited in impact and often amateurishly bungled.
• As Seymour Hersh noted in The New Yorker, the claims were based on documents that had been forged so amateurishly that they should never have been taken seriously.
• Johnson Thomas of FreePressJournal said that the film is a desi wannabe of the Hollywood film The Godfather and, " the narrative is hapless, very amateurishly executed ".