Humphrey had two younger sisters, Frances ( " Pat " ) and Catherine Elizabeth ( " Kay " ) . " I was brought up very unsentimentally but very straightforwardly.
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Libby Purves of The Times offered " " Wendi Peters has a fabulous cameo as a whining petitioner, unsentimentally illustrating the company's workforce challenges " ".
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Quite rightly, she unsentimentally demanded and received $ 6, probably thinking the remark from the bus was just another of the wise-guy comments she is paid to endure.
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There they stayed, and the near-ruinous financial fallout forced Drayton McLane Jr . to unsentimentally dump the salaries of mainstays Ken Caminiti and Steve Finley over the lengthy offseason.
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But those who stick with it should find " Spider " a memorably disturbing experience in its ability to dig deeply and unsentimentally into one man's damaged mind.
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It's also hard to think of any other actor his age who could convincingly limn Jack's confusion, frustration and growing appreciation of his alternate life sympathetically yet unsentimentally.
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That book was a dissonant blast : sex was deftly, unsentimentally described; the characters were mangy, mean-tempered killers in 1880s New Mexico, and blood and alcohol were everywhere.
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She has a particular gift for portraying children unsentimentally; her children of privilege often look at us as if they thought we weren't good enough to be in the room with them.
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Many of his poems are pointedly and unsentimentally critical and tinged with bitterness, which may partly be attributed to his constant rows and disputes, and partly to what seems to have been a general dislike of humanity.
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Chase was claimed from the Blues in the January 1995 waiver draft by Hartford, a city Chase unsentimentally referred to as " Shawshank, " as in the movie about a prison, " The Shawshank Redemption ."
