Aubrey was " 6-foot 2-inch with an incandescent smile " with " unrevealing polar blue eyes, " said " The New York Times Magazine " in 1964.
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"A New Brain " is a peculiarly random collection of pale characters and unrevealing incidents that seem more like an exercise in composition than an urgent expression of the creative impulse restored.
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He is generally unrevealing about where he stood when his country was under communist dictatorship, except to tell biographers : " For better or worse, I was not a dissident ."
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No sooner had Jordan made his unrevealing statement, than Judge Judy was back picking on Jones : " I suggest you'd better stop drinking because your brain is getting fried ."
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The vacant eye sockets seem to render all the others blind to the present and unrevealing of the vision that drove the islanders to a frenzy of statue building between 1, 000 and 400 years ago.
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More advanced analytical techniques, such as thin layer chromatography, high performance liquid chromatography, and mass spectrometry may also be useful in initially characterizing the chemical composition of lichens or when spot tests are unrevealing.
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Benjamin Schwarz argued in " The New York Times " that Boot asked the U . S . military to do a " nearly impossible task ", and he criticized the book as " unrevealing ".
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Hauptmann's defense was funded in large part by a New York newspaper that had exclusive rights to his wife's story, and Hauptmann himself wrote a series of ultimately unrevealing columns for another New York daily.
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Tupac Shakur puts in only a token appearance, and his death last September at the age of 25 is perfunctorily noted in an unrevealing video news clip that appears to have been shoehorned into the film at the last minute.
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Saddam Hussein's court appearance Thursday dominated TV across the Arab world, where such images are unprecedented and where aggressive new media are unrestricted by the government censors who'd kept the news staid, unrevealing and uncritical of leaders.
