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• According to Ben-Yehuda, Josephus describes the Sicarii unflatteringly.
• There's another possible reason that Joe especially is portrayed unflatteringly.
• When you leave by car, you see it unflatteringly, as a blur of franchise sameness.
• The danger, however, is that all those blanks might be filled in unflatteringly by others.
• In 1999, Roberts was unflatteringly featured in the wrestling documentary " Beyond the Mat ".
• Police wanted control over the program's sponsor, and insisted that police not be depicted unflatteringly.
• In that light, their decision to allow Angela naive and unflatteringly blinkered thoughts is not repugnant, but admirable.
• Playing a character very unflatteringly based on Clinton, some Hanks friends say, would have made the actor uncomfortable.
• She calls her camaraderie with Tripp, betrayed most unflatteringly here, as " a sick relationship ."
• It was a role she didn't want; she unflatteringly described Katherine Chipping as a sparrow of a woman.
• The name was contrasted unflatteringly with Goodwood ( another place in Sussex ) in a national 1970s advertising campaign for wood preserver.
• Lastly was the Mitsubishi Zero, rather unflatteringly called the " Jap Zero " on the box flaps ( Bussie 2007 ).
• Crimp refers to David Hare unflatteringly and parodies his play " Skylight " in the critic Covington's dreadful play.
• Dr . Bonamy, a character in Zola's 1894 novel " Lourdes ", is unflatteringly based on Boissarie.
• Bass player Brian Marshall, who gave Creed its name, attracted attention last year for comments that compared Pearl Jam unflatteringly to Creed.
• Emperor Gaozu is portrayed as a good leader whereas in the section dealing with his rival Xiang Yu, the Emperor is portrayed unflatteringly.
• Vel醶quez's portraits of the royal family themselves had until then been straightforward, if often unflatteringly direct and highly complex in expression.
• Over the next couple of years, Adele loses jobs, flees crummy apartments in the dead of night and wears unflatteringly tight capri pants.
• Another time, he tried to fire a Boston newspaperman from a teaching position at the state university because he wrote unflatteringly about New Hampshire.
• The unmitigated praise found in the first 40 minutes of this movie qualify less as a documentary and more as an unflatteringly photographed press kit.