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At least, though, she deals with some of the problems in a serious but accessible and unpompous way, without using technical terms like ‘rigid designator’ (surely that is (pace you) a point in her favour), and she gives good links as pointers – to scholarly, often the original, articles, not just to Wikipedia.

Perils of pop philosophy 2009

Soon the new queen established an unpompous royal style.

Staying Tuned Daniel Schorr 2001

Soon the new queen established an unpompous royal style.

Staying Tuned Daniel Schorr 2001

Soon the new queen established an unpompous royal style.

Staying Tuned Daniel Schorr 2001

As for Clive Pritchard, he bicycles to his office every day and has become quite unpompous.

Mrs. Miniver 1939

He was also a delightfully unpompous senior officer who treated each person as an individual of worth.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011

But by and large, speech radio in Britain is a marvel: civil, unpatronising, unpompous.

Telegraph.co.uk: news business sport the Daily Telegraph newspaper Sunday Telegraph 2009

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Rational Review 2009

"On a subject where there is plenty of pomposity to go around, I think he's a pretty unpompous guy," Hartman said.

Salon 2009

But in a short time, Vinius, by declaring to him that these noble, unpompous, citizen-like ways were a mere affectation of popularity and a petty bashfulness at assuming his proper greatness, induced him to make use of Nero’s supplies, and in his entertainments not to be afraid of a regal sumptuosity.

The Lives of the Noble Grecians and Romans Plutarch 2003