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The scenes flickered by quickly, highlighted where the snoops had seen exceptionable body language.

She listened closely to every word her husband spoke, but he said nothing exceptionable about the White Dove.

They may be there, though, for the purpose of concealment, for no more exceptionable purpose.

Rumors about Daisy meeting with young Italian gentlemen make her socially exceptionable under these criteria.

They bring together some of his most exceptionable reasonings, but the principles themselves were all in his former works.

Shaw created this new projector that allowed for films to have exceptionable quality and to be ten times larger than conventional 35mm picture frames.

Mr. Cook, as the least exceptionable expedient of accomplishing his design, ordered a musket to be fired over their heads.

Also, Publius states, that the right of equal suffrage among the states is another exceptionable part of the confederation.

If teams are unable to attend a regional round but would still like to participate in the global round, they may apply for an exceptionable berth.

Undue brevity is just as exceptionable here as in the poem; but undue length is yet more to be avoided.

He is also an exceptionable leader, captaining Northampton Saints throughout the 2008/2009 season due to injury to the then club captain, Bruce Reihana.

Whereupon his Majesty's behaviour will soon become exceptionable; and so the Second grand Fit of Sansculottism, that of putting him in durance, cannot be distant.

The exceptionable passages, which inadvertency had thrown out, are here retrenched; and the work, upon the whole, will be found nearer perfection than it was in its original state."

The municipal army which, according to the new policy, is to balance this national army, if considered in itself only, is of a constitution much more simple, and in every respect less exceptionable.

A coach can only win this award once in any particular sport, making it both more honorable and exceptionable that he has won the award both in track and in cross-country.

According to Aeneas' account, the wealthy cardinal Guillaume d'Estouteville of Rouen, though a Frenchman and of apparently exceptionable character, seemed certain to be elected.

It was also recorded by Enrico Caruso, in one of whose versions the English text was re-translated back into French with the exceptionable formula: 'Prêtes-moi ton aide'.

But it's fascinating that nobody said anything at all exceptionable; if there had been a lip-reader on hand at some weddings my wife and I have attended, we'd never even have gotten into the banquet.

But if such an hypothesis be indeed exceptionable, there were still additional considerations which, though not so strictly according with the wildness of his ruling passion, yet were by no means incapable of swaying him.

Foote besought the archbishop to take the manuscript and strike the exceptionable passages; he agreed on the condition that it should be published "Revised and Corrected by the Archbishop of Canterbury."

"WHEN the First Part of King Henry the Fourth was played at Reading School, it was sufficient to curtail some tedious pages, and to omit some exceptionable expressions.

He rather hoped that Mabley would not make the acquaintance of Morag too quickly, for he could well imagine how the poor old man's veiny nose would twitch in disgust at her exceptionable person.

Had he openly preferred his suit to you, we should have been impowered to make direct inquiries; but since he had chosen this obscure path, it seemed reasonable to infer that his character was exceptionable.

Owen's main work was a translation of Juvenal's Satires, "cleared of all the most exceptionable passages" (1785, reprinted in 1786 with a translation of works by the Roman poet Persius).

Now Mr. Balfour is a perfectly sincere patriot, a man who, from his own point of view, thinks long and seriously about the public needs, and he is, moreover, a man of entirely exceptionable intellectual power.