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• Through art and objects, the museum genteelly explores the effects of Spanish colonialism.
• They are set to fade genteelly away ."
• Here opposing systems of tuning argued genteelly.
• To say that these 90 minutes expose group tensions is to put the matter genteelly.
• But the reviewer responded to my complaint, genteelly telling me to go fly a kite.
• He was a great economist, but would spend money as genteelly as any man occasionally.
• The old male, Riuhondeza, was lazing on his back, with his legs crossed genteelly.
• Examples include white water rafting, paragliding, canyoning, base jumping and more genteelly, orienteering.
• A genteelly tragic, spinster-laden family struggles to present a smooth surface to the world while coping with the roiling currents of shame underneath.
• "I had been brought up very genteelly, and to be chucked out into the working class like that wasn't a bad thing.
• He was a Roman Catholic . [ . . . ] He was a great economist, but would spend money as genteelly as any man occasionally.
• Sydney's outspoken Anglican archbishop warned Monday that the church in Australia could " fade genteelly away " if it does not open its arms to new immigrants.
• For centuries, women who traveled ( rather than genteelly " toured " ) were considered " eccentric, self-deluded and utterly dotty ."
• Gomes, gowned in cherry red, told more than 1, 000 seniors in genteelly ringing tones that called to mind a cross between a Shakespearean actor and the sitcom character Frasier.
• Even when it's accessible, riding it at rush hour sentences straphangers to levels of overcrowding that the Regional Plan Association describes genteelly as " elbow to rib ."
• Operating in New York City in the late 1840s, a genteelly-dressed Thompson would approach an upper-class mark, pretending they knew each other, and begin a brief conversation.
• On the other hand, performing a favor or acting genteelly before the high ranking characters of the game might result in promotion via social interaction without having to " level "-up.
• So far, with the red brick, worn carpets and genteelly peeling paint, the weekend was more an echo of the New England colleges we had attended than a New Age renewal experience.
• What follows is a series of genteelly choreographed encounters _ some of them knock down and drag out _ between husband and wife, wife and mother-in-law, mother and son.
• In " Sense and Sensibility, " based on her first ( 1811 ) novel, the genteelly impoverished Dashwood sisters, Elinor ( Emma Thompson ) and Marianne ( Kate Winslet ) are opposites.