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• I never heard such an unintellectual argument in my life.
• Your comments and remarks were very unprofessional, unintellectual and very disgusting.
• Contemporaries described him as both unintellectual and unemotional.
• "People say, ` Isn't Happy so juvenile or unintellectual ? "'he added.
• Tackling an unintellectual character like Logan calls for a different approach than do many of his roles, Kingsley adds.
• Although Chihuly's art is sometimes criticized for being mainly decorative and unintellectual, it has a universal appeal.
• To be honest, and it's a very unintellectual answer, I don't know why I am doing it.
• A hearer may judge the user of such a sentence to be unintellectual or uneducated when none of these is necessarily the case.
• Very pretty, but hard to believe that an unintellectual, unartistic woman like Grace would " see " any such thing.
• "I was a little shocked how unintellectual Harvard was compared to Swarthmore, " she says with ill-concealed glee.
• Born Jean-Philippe Smet in Paris, Johnny carries an image of down-to-earth, unintellectual man of working-class roots.
• The novel describes the " Aussie bloke "-physical, unintellectual-and his place in interwar Australian history with affection and a certain respect.
• Hollywood has settled into a comfortable, unselfconscious, totally unintellectual postmodernism, which consists of recycling bits and pieces of old, half-remembered movies.
• Wynde offers a thought that strikes me as true : Because romance novels are written almost entirely by and for females, they are automatically considered frivilous and unintellectual.
• Nicholas is an avid astrologer ( as Chaucer himself astrelabie, longynge for his art . . . " John the carpenter represents unintellectual laymen; John tells Nicholas:
• Those against the label argue that it demeans women, as if it " implies the authors are secondary and unintellectual, producing inferior works popular only because of looks and sensuality ".
• The judge also ranked the band members by IQ, with Marr " probably the more intelligent of the four ", Rourke and Joyce " unintellectual ", and Morrissey presumably somewhere in between.
• But the other internal voice, the unintellectual one, replies : " He may dandle her on his knee till hell freezes over and still I'll hate him for what he did to that bird.
• If that theft of unintellectual property weren't enough, WB also boasts " Muscle, " a moronic serial from the producers of " Soap " that also steals aggressively and unabashedly from its parent.
• Having suddenly lost everything, Paris seeks the help of his best friend, Fearless Jones, a hero of World War II who is as unintellectual as Paris is geekish, and as two-fisted as Paris is not.