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• But they also querulously and wittily illuminate the annoyances and pleasures of everyday life.
• "If you want to avoid going over a cliff, what do you do ? " he asked querulously.
• Don't look for it to last long on a street where the happily middle brow beats out the querulously quirky every time.
• Which explains why when my aunt called one evening and querulously inquired who'd we'd been talking to all night, I was stumped.
• In 803, as an old man, Alcuin wrote from his retirement to Charlemagne, querulously commenting on " the daily increasing influence of the Irish at the School of the Palace ".
• He said the government's decision to allow 91 hereditary peers to stay on while reforms are completed will allow the rest to " depart with dignity, not querulously, and without rancor ."
• Bush put down the pen and, smirking at the assistant who sensed he would not be making his lunch date at the Bombay Club, asked querulously : " Why are we giving this crowd the time of day ?"
• Sergei querulously says that their affair will have to end due to Zinovy's impending return and wishes he and Katerina could marry  Katerina assures him that they'll marry but refuses to tell him how she'll arrange it.
• In this goal, Ms . Orbach is in opposition to that segment of British society represented by the right-wing Spectator, the magazine that asked querulously after Diana's interview : " Do we want our children to grow up endlessly to emote ?"
• "Lost Highway " appears to have leapt full-blown from David Lynch's feverish subconscious and onto the movie screen, completely bypassing the centers of logical thought and those pesky pockets of inhibition that querulously ask, " Should we really be doing this ?"
• And of course it was fun just to see television pundits who think they are part of the same media version of the Algonquin Round Table as Stewart lose their cool when he tore off the tablecloth and shattered the plates . " Wait, " Carlson said querulously . " I thought you were going to be funny.
• Upstairs we have Lady Sylvia ( Kristin Scott Thomas ), Sir William's snobby wife; Constance ( Maggie Smith ), a querulously haughty countess dependent on the financial graces of Sir William; Morris Weissman ( Bob Balaban, who co-wrote the script with Altman ), a Hollywood producer doing on-site research for his next Charlie Chan picture; and real-life matinee idol Ivor Novello ( Jeremy Northam ), a distant relative to the assembled aristocrats.