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• We sense the unnaturalness, and often mistrust what they are saying.
• Ms . McTeer is able to convey the unnaturalness of a flamingo forced to act the hummingbird.
• There are also the opera's textual dislocations, constantly elbowing us with their studied unnaturalness.
• He said he dreaded " the unnaturalness of being a sex object " for groupies.
• Indeed, for many individuals in a " couple, " living alone suggests decadence and unnaturalness.
• How much we gardeners have commiserated about the unnaturalness of year-round temperatures that heat oceans and melt polar ice.
• Hardly anyone gives thought to the inherent unnaturalness of riding at several hundred miles per hour in a metal machine 30, 000 feet above the Earth.
• "A lot of the Caucasian surgeons think making it more like the Caucasian eyelids makes it more beautiful, and that's where unnaturalness results ."
• Haec-Vir accuses the mannish woman of baseness, unnaturalness, shamefulness, and foolishness : he grounds his argument in traditional assumptions about social order and gender decorum.
• Most people object more to the noise on vinyl than they do to the slight unnaturalness of CDs, although to tell you the truth, I can't hear the difference ."
• The depth of tragedy is reached when Hermione realizes that Pyrrhus's love for Andromaque continues beyond the grave, or when Ph鑔re contrasts the young lovers'purity with her unnaturalness which should be hidden from the light of day.
• It is also partially in response to the controversy over the " unnaturalness " of tow-in surfing; many surfers feel that being towed in to a wave, as opposed to paddling, is against the spirit of the sport.
• It was important that the style be as artificial as possible to suggest Caliban's unnaturalness, neither able to leave the island with the others, nor, because the curtain has fallen in this meta-theatrical medium, remain put.
• Rushdie draws attention to the provisional status of his text s  truth and thus the provisional status of any received account of reality, by using meta-texts that foreground the unnaturalness and bias of the text s construction as an entity.
• In " Alpine Idyll " the " unnaturalness " of skiing in the high country late spring snow is juxtaposed against the " unnaturalness " of the peasant who allowed his wife's dead body to linger too long in the shed during the winter.
• In " Alpine Idyll " the " unnaturalness " of skiing in the high country late spring snow is juxtaposed against the " unnaturalness " of the peasant who allowed his wife's dead body to linger too long in the shed during the winter.
• Christopher Marlowe, himself highly involved in homosexual relationships, writing near the time of James I " Edward II ( play ) " and having his barons complain about the unnaturalness of the king's love and the baseness of Gaveston ).
• According to J . K . Chambers "'Sociolinguistic Theory ", Labov's " most successful [ strategy ] in making the subjects forget the unnaturalness of the situation were the recollection of street games and of life-threatening situations.
• As a monk located in Malmesbury Abbey in the eleventh century, he would not have been ignorant of the need to guard and stabilize the soul for its flight in the afterlife; the differences between angelic and human bodies; the weight of sin and the unnaturalness of ascending mortal flesh.
• The show also included an interview with anti-gay rights campaigner Janet Young, Baroness Young, where Capurro showed Young a video of a variety of male-male intercourse and female-female mating attempts in various animal species, and then asked her to comment on whether this influenced her views about its " unnaturalness ".