When the travel writer Harriet Martineau visited the United States in the 1830s, she could not help wondering " how this lazy and ungraceful indulgence ever became general ."
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The nude Diana is an ungraceful and perhaps impossible attitude with her legs apart and her weight on the right toes, while she is in the act of brandishing rather than hurling a spear.
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A very heavy step to the side with a decided bending of the upper part of the body from one side to the other, a decidedly ungraceful and undignified movement when performed as a dance.
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Involved, too, with revealing the process of art, the forms are rough and ungraceful, deeply scarred and incised by the saws, hammers, fire, wood and wire used in their shaping.
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Karros always has been able to say that however deep his slumps, however ungraceful he might appear, his numbers add up to 30 ( homers ) and 100 ( RBI ) at season's end.
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Augustine of Hippo once described a cockfight in spiritual terms : " in every motion of these animals unendowed with reason there was nothing ungraceful since, of course, another higher reason was guiding everything they did ".
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In 1425, he executed the notable " Crucifix " for Santa Croce; this work portrays Christ in a moment of the agony, eyes and mouth partially opened, the body contracted in an ungraceful posture.
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Onyx's exposure to the Big Bang transformed him into a giant purple-colored'boy of stone', granting him superhuman strength and durability, but which also makes him physically slow, heavy and ungraceful.
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Users who do not feel inclined to help others are expected " at the least " not to make others'positive activities harder or less rewarding by engaging in difficult conduct or poor and ungraceful social manners.
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The other afternoon as I watched from the kitchen window, Sheena zoomed down the side of the big pine and skidded to a rather ungraceful halt right at the rim of the saucer where Fats was enjoying a lengthy petit dejeuner.
