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Examples
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He was short and reedily built, with a small belly that protruded over the belt of his pants and made him look like he was suffering from malnutrition.
The Killing Kind John Connolly 2002
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"Greetings," the voice called out reedily, as if the words were translated through a wind instrument, like a flute.
Encounter Group Sapir, Richard & Murphy, Warren 1984
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"Who was calling?" the World Master inquired reedily.
Encounter Group Sapir, Richard & Murphy, Warren 1984
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Mr. Daniels’ accent, for example, is effortlessly, arrogantly upper-class; the American Ms. Linney is more reedily middle-class; and the accent of the great Welsh-born actress, Sian Phillips, playing the dowager Madame de Rosemonde, is, of course, exactly right (as is her perfect cameo).
Roundabout's Icy Liaisons, With a Freeze-Dried Laura Linney 2008
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Mr. Daniels’ accent, for example, is effortlessly, arrogantly upper-class; the American Ms. Linney is more reedily middle-class; and the accent of the great Welsh-born actress, Sian Phillips, playing the dowager Madame de Rosemonde, is, of course, exactly right (as is her perfect cameo).
Roundabout's Icy Liaisons, With a Freeze-Dried Laura Linney 2008
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"Yes," World Master Hopak Kay said reedily, "when I am ready to announce myself to the world, we will usher in a new era in which drama will be raised to new heights of artistry.
Encounter Group Sapir, Richard & Murphy, Warren 1984
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