It becomes ugly and inaccurate because our thoughts are foolish, but the slovenliness of our language makes it easier for us to have foolish thoughts.
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That kind of thing leads in due course to slovenliness and sensationalism, something reporters use to cover up the fact that they've done no work.
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If the child obeys the Id, and the parents yield, he or she might develop a self-indulgent personality characterized by personal slovenliness and environmental disorder.
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If you do not rise to the head not only of your profession but of your country, it will be owing to your own Laziness, Slovenliness and Obstinacy.
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Amador ( Celso Bugallo ) has been hit harder by his job loss, descending into slovenliness after his wife leaves him and living only to drink in forlorn silence.
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The result, the committee reported, is " a culture of slovenliness, " in which putting on the uniform is " wearing the bag ."
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If you do not rise to the head, not only of your profession but of your country, it will be owing to your own laziness, slovenliness and obstinacy.
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Contrary to the slovenliness of previous portrayals, Chorostecki noted that this version of Lounds was " fresh and central and so high fashion, she always looks her best ".
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"There's a certain slovenliness " to Aubrey, he said, " a greed, a lust, a venality, a ragged edge ."
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None of this is to say that meanness, rudeness, sloth, slovenliness, vulgarity or other obnoxious behavior ( italics ) never ( end italics ) presents an ethical issue.
