Then again, if he's objecting to your haphazard grammar and slovenly spelling, he has a point. |
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You can't let it out of control, though, otherwise you'll grow slovenly and disgusting. |
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He looks frowningly at the slovenly conditions of the place and its inhabitants. |
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Two lads with notably large feet and broken shoes dance skillfully while a slovenly, fat woman picks at her guitar. |
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Despite her basic beauty, she has a slovenly appearance, as though some strange magnetism randomly attaches clothes to her body every morning. |
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After seeing a number of slovenly men transformed by snappy suits, I wonder how I'll clean up. |
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On top of which the actress is awful, unwatchable, the most slovenly girl to appear on the screen in a long, long time. |
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He was notorious for his unsociability, slovenly dress and closeness with money. |
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General George S. Patton, for instance, took umbrage at the portraits of slovenly and sardonic warriors. |
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Yet despite his slovenly appearance, somehow Araki is always followed by lovely young ladies in kimonos and gangs of sharp-dressed yes men. |
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On the other end of the phone, half the country away, is Vinnie, an unkempt, badly shaven, slovenly dressed loser. |
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But, you also say that the big boss doesn't take your co-worker's slovenly appearance quite as seriously as you do. |
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I prefer it when Georges isn't cluttering up the place like a slovenly teenager. |
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You tend to get a little slovenly without the pressure of public appearance. |
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The primary point of the character is to provide a source of gross-out humor, as the group reacts to his slovenly appearance and phlegmy cough. |
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No longer attend work in clothes that have not been ironed, this is the sign of a slovenly worker, and thus a slovenly intellect. |
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Great care and attention should be devoted to epistolary correspondence, as nothing exhibits want of taste and judgment so much as a slovenly letter. |
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Often slovenly and untidy, she dressed to draw attention to her figure, and the history of her love affairs and marriages provided a basis for much talk. |
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The carnival ends on Tuesday with a big party in which men dress like slovenly women. |
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Good writing demands more than the addition of words to our vocabulary and the breaking of slovenly habits. |
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It's a basic rule of justice that the more the accusations are serious, the less these accusations can be written up in a slovenly way. |
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One of the worst of them is the slovenly enunciation of many of the actors of the present day. |
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We must behave as we did on the day we got married and not fall into slovenly ways and show lack of respect. |
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But to be honest I felt they could have made more of an effort just with simple things like cleaning the toilets and I felt the staff had a slovenly attitude. |
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As Sylvie's grandmother would say, Sylvie is slovenly, slatternly. |
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There are hopes, too, of raising money by selling the army's notoriously corrupt and slovenly network of distribution, retailing and catering businesses, if a buyer can be found. But most of this is tinkering. |
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Its aliens are unruly, ungrateful, slovenly and ill-tempered. |
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All this demonstrates a grisly trend of marginalising the deprived – not only in sentiment, but in slovenly language that denigrates a 21st century epidemic. |
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Hastily adapted by slovenly hacks, their librettos became incredible farragos of metreless doggrel and punning ineptitude. |
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The dialect is not, as some people suppose, English spoken in a slovenly and ignorant way. |
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He only found his wife who appeared slovenly. |
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To be slovenly and feeble is not only discourteous to the persons we address but bad business, because it leaves the door open for misunderstanding. |
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Jumpy, anxious, fussbudget Lemmon and phlegmatic, lethargic, slovenly Matthau became a household item with 1968's The Odd Couple. |
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While another superb old English word for someone fat and slovenly is fustilugs. |
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Ritchie cast Madonna as a rich, rude socialite who, after a shipwreck, is trapped on a deserted island with a slovenly Communist sailor who humiliates her. |
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Barbara Royle's slovenly family and lifestyle is epitomised by her tendrils of long, grey-blonde hair, snaking out from a badly arranged hairgrip. |
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