Several books he had been commissioned to illustrate did not appear because he lacked the application needed to finish them, and completed work was often uneven in quality and'deplorably pedestrian '.
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The Stockholm district court said the newspaper's phrasing was " vulgar and an expression of deplorably bad journalism, " but not defamatory according to Sweden's press freedom laws.
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Eight episodes were produced, but only one, the pilot, was ever broadcast ( in 1990 ), as both television executives and the viewers alike thought the show in deplorably bad taste.
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Marshall said " most people think he acted deplorably, " and he added many Democrats have therefore shifted their focus from Clinton himself to defending " the results of a democratic election ."
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Europe's ability to move around huge numbers of troops is " deplorably slow, " in the words of NATO's recently retired senior military officer, Gen . Klaus Naumann of Germany.
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Baggy underwear, where his skin ought to be, looks like the arch-fiend . . . . The production was adequate up to the point of the tempest and shipwreck, which fell down deplorably.
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The paper asked the question " What will they say in England ? " " Wisden " condemned the unrest as a " deplorably disgraceful affair " and described the spectators as a " rough and excited mob ".
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In " Deplorably, Trump is going to win ", published in " Asia Times " about two months before the 2016 U . S . Presidential Election, Goldman correctly predicted Donald Trump would win the presidency.
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Despite concerns about his temperament, Shadeed appeared calm before the race but he ran " deplorably ", Swinburn offered the observation that Shadeed " died in my hands . . . as if he'd been shot ."
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But his incendiary propaganda for racial superiority has continually presented serious film scholars with a persistent problem : How to reconcile the enormous technical and stylistic advances of the first genius in the medium with his deplorably provincial reading of American history?
