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• The film is gruelingly self-referential, substituting sarcasm for irony.
• But Austin's bell rings every eight seconds, Reinhard's every 16; the latter pace is gruelingly slow.
• While the military Warrior is harder than the consumer version, those seeking a gruelingly difficult strategy game will prefer Soldiers : Heroes of World War II.
• The National Transportation Safety Board conducted a gruelingly detailed study of the Universe Explorer's failure to meet 30 of the Method I criteria under which it was claiming an exemption.
• He had two gruelingly long sessions in the innings and overcame each so well that he set the seal on his well-earned reputation as one of the best bowlers ever ."
• To me, he's like fingernails on a blackboard, the movie seemed gruelingly unfunny and I consider it an act of divine intervention that the power went out at the preview screening, and I was spared the last 10 minutes.
• While the Amistad saga gruelingly recalls the horrors of slavery, it also leaves the audience with an " up " ending : Here is an instance, some 20 years before the Civil War, when the system worked, vanquishing injustice.
• The demonstrators were escorted by hundreds of city and state police officers, preceded by policemen on bicycles pedaling at a gruelingly slow pace, and trailed by police SUVs, correction department detention wagons and even school buses, to be used in case of large-scale arrests.