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• McCourt's own relatives form a Dickensian gallery of characters.
• A Dickensian Christmas is incomplete without a taste of the supernatural.
• Voting in America may not be quite so Dickensian for long.
• He was, to use a possibly Dickensian word, indefatigable.
• There were no extractor fans; it was quite Dickensian ."
• Dickensian " masters " presiding over Asian sweatshops.
• But that doesn't automatically define a Dickensian youth.
• Ellen Ternan was just one in a long line of Dickensian secrets.
• It's a clinical-sounding term, evoking Dickensian images.
• A subtle distinction to the non-Dickensian, perhaps.
• But the housing is free and their lives are not exactly Dickensian.
• I was raised in London, but my childhood was hardly Dickensian.
• The saga of orphan Homer Wells is Dickensian in scale and ambition.
• The judges gave a Special Award to the Entrant With Best Dickensian Name.
• But a bankruptcy proceeding can also assume Dickensian character.
• Think Venice re-imagined as a Dickensian slum.
• They're also the most recognizably Dickensian characters in this late novel.
• The place was Dickensian, subterranean, a complete contrast to Cuban light.
• Rubin said, reaching for a Dickensian metaphor to describe the peace talks.
• "I remember my childhood as Dickensian, " she added.