There's a lot to enjoy here, but the ladies wind up sanctimoniously opening a women's crisis center and romping through a girl-group musical number that's painful to see.
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It gives the public credit for more sophistication than most pols do, especially the ones who haven't figured out that when they start yelling sanctimoniously about morality, people have learned to check their wallets.
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"If you haven't had a conversation about race in a long time with someone of another race, you are part of the problem, " he said sternly, and perhaps a little sanctimoniously as well.
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Some reviewers at the time sanctimoniously took issue with the idea of a comedy about a socially questionable topic such as divorce, but others praised Mitchell for writing in the spirit of British playwrights Arthur Wing Pinero and Henry Arthur Jones.
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It's easy, Gelman says, " to stand up and declare sanctimoniously how concerned you are, and to appoint yourself to the elite ranks of those who'care'more than the rest of us ."
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While many supporters of impeachment have sanctimoniously worried about the precedent of a censure, what they ought to worry about is the precedent of impeaching a president who, outside the Beltway, maintains popular support, in this country and abroad.
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Those profligate lenders in the financial centers would sanctimoniously blame their borrowers for the crash and leave off lending-- for fear their customers and shareholders will sue them for being as foolish in the future as they had been in the past.
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In the end, Bank's failure to turn Hannah into a credible individual, combined with his tendency to sanctimoniously italicize the larger meanings of her story, results in a novel that is fundamentally flawed, despite its thrumming narrative drive.
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For the record I think Winkelvi's comment on your talk page was utterly stupid and they should be ashamed of themselves for sanctimoniously insinuating that you were homophobic, un-PC or whatever for removing something so obviously false and silly.
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Playing ringmaster of the media circus is Kelsey Grammer's mock-solemn, ratings-driven TV anchor, who doesn't slobber as he sanctimoniously decries the violence he can't wait to cut to, but might as well.
