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Uncouth they might be in many ways, but recorded examples of their speech show a respect for grammar and construction, and purity of expression, that put most modern Americans and Britons to shame.
Isabelle Estelle Bruno 2010
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I just hate to see everyone pretending that they're going to abolutely FAINT from the Horror and Shock of Hillary's Uncouth Remark.
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Uncouth, loud mouth Liberal MP Robert Thibault is again eating his foot.
Archive 2008-08-01 LuLu 2008
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As I argue in my recently published book, Uncouth Nation: Why Europe Dislikes America, anti-Americanism precedes the misdeeds of the Bush administration and will remain largely intact even when - God willing - we will see this eight-year-long nightmare end on January 20, 2009 with the inauguration of a Democrat as our new president.
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Here was my takeaway from Star Wars: · Uncouth, venal, wisecracking Americans exist in every corner of the universe.
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Uncouth and unsatisfactory as this short interview had been, it had furnished Mr Pecksniff with a hint which, supposing nothing further were imparted to him, repaid the journey up and home again.
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The first chapter, "The Couth and the Uncouth," approvingly described the Ivy Leaguer's "amused tolerance" of the nationwide craze for all things Ivy that had begun in the late fifties.
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The first chapter, "The Couth and the Uncouth," approvingly described the Ivy Leaguer's "amused tolerance" of the nationwide craze for all things Ivy that had begun in the late fifties.
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Uncouth Megaenetus is his, and rough Phormisius too;
The Frogs 2000
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Uncouth shepherds to right and to left, wild men from Galatia milling on the border!
The Grass Crown McCullough, Colleen, 1937- 1991
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