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• The desperate interlopers, demanding control, were not entirely ungenerous.
• "old grey doe " ) is notably ungenerous.
• An ungenerous person might interpret this as tantamount to extortion.
• Some ungenerous souls have been known to suggest that money buys votes.
• They called the adjustment " ungenerous to the poor ".
• I see that the usual ungenerous assault against the loser is raging,
• It is not that the United States is ungenerous.
• Even in the pop-soul area, the list is ungenerous to women.
• That is surely an ungenerous self-epitaph.
• Transport Minister Tiziano Treu objected, calling the nickname " ungenerous ."
• "Writers are more ungenerous and jealous than actors, " she said.
• Over the years, they often have complained that ACOG has been ungenerous and unyielding.
• President Bush said the process was " too long, too ungenerous ."
• The ungenerous answer is that the health care debate has brought out the worst in taxpayers.
• European Commission President Romano Prodi said it would be " ungenerous " to point fingers.
• Mimun retorted that her allegations were " wrong, ungenerous and outside of reality,"
• Cakins ( 1893 ) describes a case for whom  T s are generally crabbed, ungenerous creatures.
• What results is ungenerous and, ultimately, vaguely hateful toward those of us who enjoy reading and moviegoing.
• When she was asked to rate herself on a scale of 1 to 10, she made this ungenerous assessment:
• I have for some days observed the symptoms of disease, but was unwilling to believe you so very ungenerous.