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• It's a blur of mortifyingly ordinary computer-generated effects.
• They come across like favorite uncles : at first, mortifyingly eager to please _ but ultimately persuasive.
• But after years of mortifyingly late budgets, and now after months of legislative paralysis, this argument is wearing pretty thin.
• The offensive ended, mortifyingly for the Marines, in a decision to pull back from both cities and entrust American hopes to the former Baathists.
• She elicits advice ( and some sexual information that Dawn misunderstands, rather mortifyingly ) from the town tramp, who is seen regaling her admirers while lying on a car hood.
• But for 150 years it has been famous for its superlative and now mortifyingly expensive soles ( $ 38 grilled, fried or a la meuniere, with first course, vegetables and dessert extra ).
• And the first two sketchbooks, with their clunky figure studies and marginal doodles in graphite and colored pencil, amount to an often mortifyingly awkward record of his effort to achieve even a minimal graphic proficiency.
• It rings at the most inopportune moments-during meetings, in church ( once ), and most recently and mortifyingly, when I was in the cinema, viewing the ad to write this story!
• The King squealed with delight the night that cowboy idol Gene Autry, leading a rodeo parade, abruptly, mortifyingly, tumbled from his horse like Tommy Collins being floored by the champ, Jimmy Carter, in 1953.
• Except there's also a pointless phone-in poll, a mortifyingly stupid quiz, consumer items and other random bits and bobs " and that it had missed a huge opportunity when TD of the Fianna F醝l political party stated he was in support of Tom Kitt's suggestion that the Taoiseach's leadership of the party needed to be discussed by the party, a major coup for the new show hampered by a " confused " and " lightweight " format.