We aim to write honestly, transparently, and unsentimentally, but also decently.
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Here, Levinson succeeds with images captured organically and presented to viewers unsentimentally.
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Ms. Pelosi, in a statement on Tuesday, greeted Mr. Conyers's announcement unsentimentally.
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In 2015 it unsentimentally sold control of Neptune Orient, a shipping line, to a French firm.
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Pickers, by contrast, are capital allocators, who stand back and decide unsentimentally how the firm should deploy resources.
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" She believed, Ms. Cooney said, "in the human power of idealism, simply and unsentimentally; everything she wrote reflected this.
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Mistry speaks about the imminent closure clear-eyed and unsentimentally, as if it's a natural stage in the restaurant's maturation.
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" And Ms. Smith shows an unsentimentally observant eye in "Scenes From a Corner Booth at Closing Time on a Tuesday.
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It is the right and only the right, she argues, that is willing to talk unsentimentally about the harms from mass immigration.
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The team unsentimentally scrutinized old childhood photographs and even sourced a relatively crude facial cast of the actor that came from Independence Day.
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These taciturn encounters, unfolding as unsentimentally as the internal exam he gives a pregnant heifer, suggest someone disgusted by his own sorry self.
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I have no Fremont — not even Seattle, my hometown, which is a perfectly nice place, but one I unsentimentally left behind 35 years ago.
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The No Guarantee League this week did what it does best, which is to unsentimentally discard loyalties, cities and players in service of an owner's bottom line.
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In The Last Cruze, she unsentimentally preserves the stories of union reps, assembly-line workers, managers, workers in adjacent industries, and those of their families and children.
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Edgar Hilsenrath, a German Jewish survivor of Nazi persecution who unsentimentally stoked the embers of the Holocaust with brutally satirical autobiographical novels, died on Sunday in Wittlich, Germany.
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He praises the virtues of his own education in academic philosophy and daily journalism, while defending the possibility that writing programs can rigorously and unsentimentally improve an author's technique.
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In what Sorenson unsentimentally called "16," Hillary Clinton carried the state by more than five points, but the previous year's election had preserved for the Republicans a considerable edge in the House of Delegates: 66 to 34.
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Shooting in color with a 35-millimeter Canon FT, he strove to capture his subjects in consistent attitude: unsentimentally, against a cloudless blue sky (for which he often had to wait), devoid of the visual irritants like people and cars.
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In many ways, Ezra, who has everything he could want besides a Nobel Prize, is Alice's tutor — instructing her on whom to read (Primo Levi, Hannah Arendt), how to think (unsentimentally) and where to buy a proper winter coat (Searle on Madison Avenue).
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If, as Sutherland says, Gubar helped lift the veil from our eyes about women's place in our culture, in this book she unsentimentally lifts the veil on aging and allows us old folks the possibilities of deep affection and romantic joy in familiar and new varieties.
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Leaning forward in a club chair at his Beaux-Arts townhouse and business headquarters on East 63rd Street, the designer reminisced unsentimentally about his conquests, splicing his narrative with dry asides that conjured a lost world of polo grounds, martinis at Musso & Frank, and winter holidays at Chamonix.
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"I was brought up very unsentimentally but very straightforwardly. A kiss, in our family, was an event. Our mother and father didn't glug over my two sisters and me." Bogart was teased as a boy for his curls, tidiness, the "cute" pictures his mother had him pose for, the Little Lord Fauntleroy clothes in which she dressed him, and for his first name.
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"A practical and experienced professional, [Amundsen] planned carefully and applied all the lessons he had learned in the Arctic ... [H]e relied exclusively on the well- tried means of transport and unsentimentally exploited their food potential. He was similarly efficient and unsentimental in his management of his men". The United States' scientific base at the South Pole, founded in 1957, is named the Amundsen–Scott South Pole Station, to honour the memories of both polar pioneers.
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They were created either as pendants, that is conceived as a pair and intended to hang alongside each other,Campbell Hutchison (2000), 186 or diptych wings. However, this formation may have been a later conception; Barbara's portrait seems to have been executed some time after her husband's and it is unusual for a husband to be placed to the viewer's right in paired panels. His father's panel is considered the superior work and has been described as one of Dürer's most exact and honest portraits.Brand Philip & Anzelewsky (1978–79), 14 They are among four paintings or drawings Dürer made of his parents, each of which unsentimentally examines the deteriorating effects of age.
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Susannah Clapp in The Times Literary Supplement noted that the quality of the novel "depends less on plot or characterization than on the information conveyed about a set of customs and the ideas which underlay them", while Valerie Cunningham in the New Statesman called it "a captivating Nigerian novel lovingly but unsentimentally written, about the survival of ancient marriage customs in modern Nigeria" adding that this book "proves Buchi Emecheta to be a considerable writer.""Emecheta, (Florence Onye) Buchi 1944–", Encyclopedia.com. The review in The New Yorker commented: "The clash of Christian and African cultures, of generations, of ancient and modern pieties, and of group custom and the individual will are all vividly portrayed in this pure, fluid novel.... The author has a plain, engaging style and manages to convey all the lushness, poverty, superstition, and casual cruelty of a still exotic (to Western readers) culture while keeping her tale as sharp as a folk ballad.""Briefly Noted - Fiction", The New Yorker, 17 May 1976.
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