His ostensible job was to greet visitors and escort them to the president, a role that he filled with sometimes startling unpretentiousness and lack of formality.
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In a season of overblown, effects-laden pseudoblockbusters, " Rush Hour 2 " has the virtue of honest B-movie unpretentiousness.
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His friends championed this very unpretentiousness Thursday, suggesting that it was fitting that the poet was incommunicado and far removed from the fanfare that always accompanies the prize.
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But in the age of McMansions, Hess laments, the one-story unpretentiousness of classic ranches is " an architectural quality that does not sell as well today ."
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They were that all-too-rare combination of talent and unpretentiousness, their larger-than-life image on the athletic field giving way to an almost bashfulness off it.
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"There's a beautiful unpretentiousness about Beau, " says Anderson, who has also written and directed the upcoming TV movie " When Billie Beat Bobby ."
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So the search is on for the embodiment of a cultural icon, a young performer capable of conveying not only Selena's artistry but also her unpretentiousness, sense of humor and warmth.
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In some ancient periods of history, the diminution of penile size was a desired appearance aesthetically, including those observable in surviving works of art, due to an association with unpretentiousness, reticence and timidity.
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It may be the source of some of Bush's greatest political strengths, the unpretentiousness and mellow bonhomie that warm up voters, and also of his weaknesses, including an image of an intellectual lightweight.
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In the Encyclopaedia Britannica, Roy Donald McMullen wrote, " The best folk art reflects the common sense, unpretentiousness, humor and particular slyness of humble people in contact with small hard realities ."
