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Thankfully, Manuel, an expert conversationalist, chattily steered away my attention until it was all over.
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"What a troublesome country Cambodia is!" she chattily remarked, folding away her newspaper as she spoke.
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So was she: an anti-academic, chattily entertaining prose that read as both hard-bitten and strangely needy.
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Naked, hidden by the fringe of birch leaves, I watched canoeists paddle chattily by, and they seemed nearly to belong to another race.
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Sometimes there was also a chattily worded email intro (like the one above) to frame the content — typically including a clickbait-style appeal to journalistic curiosity.
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Instead of drawing out and elaborating on the sexual politics of the Trillings' marriage—how the betrayals slotted into their time and place—Robins gives us a traipsing, chattily neutral catalogue of facts.
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Lucy often approached Kirsten, chattily, at all-camp events or when the counsellors drank and played cards at night in the mess hall, and, more than once, she tried to initiate deep conversations Kirsten had no interest in.
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Humboldt was of course the author of the chattily readable "Kosmos", an account of the visible universe, and the most celebrated German naturalist explorer of his day. Many other countries were visited en route including Turkey and Asia Minor.
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He was attached to the department of education until 1936 when he became secretary for the commission of Irish in the Civil Service and deputy director of broadcasting of Radio Éireann and eventually succeeded TJ Kiernan as Acting Director in 1940 and Director of Broadcasting from May 1942, serving until 1947. When he retired Eamonn Andrews wrote: > At least one radio scribe will miss his consideration and his patience. I am > wondering if he will now acquire the ability to listen with pleasure and > detachment to Raidio Eireann without wondering if an announcer is going to > develop convulsions or an artiste suddenly discard his script and talk > chattily of things that must not be talked about chattily.”Eamonn Andrews on > radio March 1, 1947 page 5. .
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There, because she is the most pragmatic of the three sisters, she foresees what is about to happen — the confiscation of the relics and the painting, the re-consecration of the chapel, the inevitable spreading of stories of the Salinas' humiliation, and the equally inevitable destruction of what is left of the family's reputation and prestige. Her thoughts are interrupted by a footman announcing the arrival of Princess Angelica Falconeri. The well-preserved Angelica, widowed after Tancredi's death a few years before, meets Concetta in the sitting room. She chattily tells Concetta of her plans for celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the Garibaldi invasion.
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