seaminess造句

• It's all so tinged with sadness and seaminess.
• The NFL does not promote seaminess, although it occasionally cannot avoid dealing with it.
• Seaminess can easily be mistaken for instant seriousness, which accounts for much of its new popularity.
• As the price of campaigns fell, representatives would be weaned from the seaminess of nonstop fundraising.
• For days, there had been a drumbeat of warnings about the seaminess of sexual detail to come.
• It is a tapestry of unforgettable characters in all their seaminess and sadness, their idealism and desires ."
• It was there, in Soho's legendary seaminess, that Hamilton honed his well-lubricated, sardonic humor.
• She comments on the seaminess of a hypocritical society that has carefully cut women into two : angel vs scarlet woman.
• Based on the triumph of his early years and the seaminess of his more recent past, he will always be a celebrity.
• Unlike former altar boy Stephanopoulos, he can't even pretend to be offended by the seaminess of the past few years.
• But mistrust of Israel here remains so pervasive that reports of the seaminess smuggled over the border have rekindled something of a cultural clash.
• This sulphurous nightmare of racial paranoia and revenge eclipses even " Reservoir Dogs " in evoking a world of infinite seaminess, injustice and cruelty.
• Amid all the seaminess and insanity, Calhoun _ bent and doomed as he is _ comes across as sympathetic, a man struggling vainly to rescue himself from a nightmare.
• Throughout the novel, Maidenhead represents for George a semi-mythical new beginning, and representing a picture of traditional Englishness in contrast to the seaminess of Earl's Court.
• The show's seaminess inspired a columnist in the Islamic newspaper Al-Shaab _ writing under the name " Mr . Angry " _ to demand that the information minister pull the show off the air.
• By couching the seaminess in celestial language, the pope simply reinforces the huge institutional conceit that led to the great Catholic cover-up : the sense that the army-like hierarchical structure will hunker down and never speak honestly about its own failings.
• While Ms . Susann's best-selling novel of raw love and Broadway seaminess has been out of print for more than 15 years, the late writer's vivid characters, Neely O'Hara and Helen Lawson, have managed to survive.
• Edward Guthmann of the " San Francisco Chronicle " called it " a compelling, sympathetic portrait . . . Kinnear undercuts the seaminess of the Crane story, and shows us a man with more dimension and complexity than his behavior might suggest ."
• Because of Tokars'prominence, the gruesomeness of the murder and the seaminess of the testimony, the trial is considered one of the most sensational criminal cases in Georgia since Wayne Williams was convicted in the abduction and murder of Atlanta children in the early 1980s.
• There is an oft-voiced lament that Times Square, once the very heart of a world-class city, with its underclass and seaminess mixing uniquely with its commerce and glamour and high society, is being theme-parked, mallified, suburbanized into one giant, well-lit entertainment complex.