They were equally convincing showing the men's bumptiousness and their vulnerability.
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Finally, bumptiousness gave way to violence.
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Furthermore, they're placed in settings of a commensurate bumptiousness, replete with furniture, doorsteps, street scenes, kitchen appliances and motor vehicles.
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"There was this cocksparrow, my father, now a commercial traveler, dressy and expansive with optimism, walking in and out of jobs with the bumptiousness of a god, " he wrote in " A Cab at the Door " ( 1968 ), the first volume of his memoirs.
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During his long career, Rooney also worked with many of the silver screen's greatest leading ladies, including Elizabeth Taylor in " Breakfast at Tiffany's " ( 1961 ) . " Rooney's " bumptiousness and boyish charm " as an actor would develop more " smoothness and polish " over the years, writes biographer Scott Eyman.
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Iconoclastic American journalist H . L . Mencken was a major influence on the Group's prose style . " Publisher Louis Schwartz, in the only piece he contributed to " The McGill Fortnightly Review ", calls Mencken'the creator of a new sort of writing . . . Americanese of a racy bumptiousness so vivacious and interesting that he is eagerly followed by a large number of people . . . . Mencken is essentially a young man's critic, violent and destructive ."
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