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• Maybe they suspect that he considers the movie hackwork for VH1.
• But there's a difference between homage and hackwork.
• He did literary hackwork, and wrote pastorals, epics and other works.
• Shiel himself considered the novel hackwork, and seemed embarrassed by its success.
• "Half Past Dead " is hackwork of a decidedly less sexy vintage.
• I've done the initial hackwork, but I will leave the rest to the enthusiasts and experts.
• Upon its publication in 1956, Anthony Boucher dismissed the novelization as " an abysmally banal job of hackwork ".
• Even in lackluster films, however, he nevertheless often succeeded in making art of what might be called hackwork.
• After the war he was again reduced to hackwork, writing comic-strip scenarios by the name of John Flanders.
• Less impressed, Alex Macpherson of " The Guardian " described the album as " heavily laboured hackwork ".
• Do women really find it empowering to watch this kind of earnest hackwork ?---" THE DIVISION"
• In contrast, many of Ricordi's competitors produced " hackwork manuscripts " in no way based on the composers'autographs.
• The songs are weary hackwork, the kind where you can frequently guess the next line and are disappointed when you're right.
• As Fante himself often admitted, most of what he wrote for the screen was simply hackwork intended to bring in a paycheck,.
• Brooks has clearly put more effort _ and more time _ into this album compared to the occasional hackwork that marred his last two rushed studio discs.
• In order to pay his debt, Silenus is forced to produce further hackwork for his " Dying Earth " series, a misery many artists face.
• There is always a morbid fascination, and a degree of pleasure, to be found in watching first-rate actors trundle through expensive pieces of Hollywood hackwork.
• The theft happens right under Mystery Inc .'s nose, and a local reporter ( Alicia Silverstone ) proceeds to ruin the group's reputation with her investigative hackwork.
• Written in ten days, Ballard later dismissed this novel as a " piece of hackwork ", referring instead to " The Drowned World " as his first novel.
• For the first 20 years of his writing career, which started when he was 21, Pangborn wrote what he referred to as " literary hackwork " for the pulp magazines.