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• Sometimes McCain will self-deprecatingly mock his own war record.
• Columbus chuckles, as self-deprecatingly as Grant might.
• Higgins said self-deprecatingly in a later telephone interview.
• The term is simultaneously both parochially proud and self-deprecatingly humorous.
• When Marimuthu speaks deprecatingly of Manickam s lineage, Manickam sees red.
• He added, self-deprecatingly, " It's nostalgia ."
• He's secure enough to speak deprecatingly about some of his earlier films.
• Jongerius self-deprecatingly calls her process " free range design ."
• Herriman was described as self-deprecatingly modest, and he disliked being photographed.
• He self-deprecatingly described his books as " holes held together with string ".
• He added, self-deprecatingly, " Now that's coaching,"
• Dex is clever, charming, witty, and smart enough to come on self-deprecatingly.
• As self-deprecatingly funny as she is gorgeous, she suggests a more exotic Sandra Bullock.
• The word was used self-deprecatingly by Linus Torvalds in naming the Git version control system.
• W . jokes self-deprecatingly about his own comfort with the " I " word.
• Lewis self-deprecatingly told Esquire magazine in 1980, after she had left reporting to be a columnist again.
• That was exactly what Jean Cocteau did when he commented deprecatingly on Stravinsky in his 1918 book, . }}
• So, please, give Shanahan a big assist, but don't allow Young to self-deprecatingly inaccurate.
• Martin often claimed, self-deprecatingly, that he had simply " copied Bing Crosby 100 percent ."
• Self-deprecatingly, he was discussing his autobiography-in-progress with his ghost, a woman named Rose.