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• Eli is seen in his classroom unrepentantly flirting with another student.
• Which Mother, a retired schoolteacher, unrepentantly is doing.
• So Babbitt continues to write music that is unrepentantly complex and adamantly nonpopular.
• It's difficult to figure which movie is more pungently, unrepentantly vicious.
• He has been unrepentantly pushing crackpot theories in Wikipedia for years ( proof ).
• Stormfront was shown to be unrepentantly racist, and an enthusiastic supporter of Nazism.
• Unrepentantly retro, the production, by Otto Schenk, had its premiere in 1993.
• He has in the past described himself as " an unrepentantly atheistic Jewish homosexual ".
• She torments her daughters-in-law with unbelievably mean remarks and unrepentantly spiteful behavior.
• He was unrepentantly guilty of the most heinous crime a man can commit _ multiple murder.
• White's good deeds and discordant rhetoric were part of a life abundantly and unrepentantly lived.
• While unrepentantly violent, it also is, in a strange, underworld way, quite humanistic.
• His character is much like himself : sharply dressed; quick with a quip; and unrepentantly effeminate.
• The tabloids have exhausted the vocabulary of derision in describing the middle-aged and unrepentantly unfashionable Camilla.
• It's probably time for the country to begin taking the big guy with the unrepentantly voracious appetite seriously.
• The first movie she asked to see at Parkland was the unrepentantly upbeat " The Sound of Music ."
• Unrepentantly, I think political correctness is a plot to repress man's basic urge to make fun of others.
• Strangely many of her critics actually agree with her policy decisions but the strife she regularly and unrepentantly causes is unacceptable.
• What is it about how they were raised and how they see the world that's so unrepentantly bleak and hopeless?