How To Use Amateurishness In A Sentence
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No worries, as Millipede cant grow out of his awfullness, amateurishness, and overall aerosolishness.
The spotlight begins to shine on the coalition's flaws and faultlines | Andrew Rawnsley
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What kind of amateurishness is out there that people in the press -- including The Village
Crisis In The American Universities
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One doesn't expect the same level of amateurishness from the CBC.
Archive 2006-12-03
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There's a place for charming amateurishness in music but you need to be experienced to do it well.
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The result is productions that, regardless of cast, budget, time and effort, cannot drag themselves up from amateurishness.
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It uses inept amateurishness to both compel and repel you.
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You really want to forgive the amateurishness because of the speed and what seems to be the completeness of the coverage.
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Weakness number one" was not rank amateurishness.
The spotlight begins to shine on the coalition's flaws and faultlines | Andrew Rawnsley
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Adolph von Nassau, with the knights of the German empire, swears vengeance, and, accompanied by the chorus, pours out his feelings in a stretta of such incredible vulgarity and amateurishness that Donizetti would have thrown it at the head of any of his pupils who had dared to compose such a thing.
My Life — Volume 1
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Weakness number one is a cumulative amateurishness.
The spotlight begins to shine on the coalition's flaws and faultlines | Andrew Rawnsley
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Tom Waits narrates the film, made with no sign of amateurishness.
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Professionalism was continually invoked as the primary means of improvement, whereas amateurishness was mocked as a laughable relic.
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Without a trace of tempo or one shred of narrative pacing, What Goes Up is not really a movie; it’s the cheapest kind of amateurishness that looks like it was shot with a cell phone.
Quelle Horreur! Summer Fright Flicks are DOA
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The reason for the film was the celebration of OUP's quincentenary -- 1478 to 1978, with a special logo and all; it seemed to be a good excuse to celebrate OUP's eccentricity and gentlemanly amateurishness combined with some rather downplayed commercial sense.
Old films a go go
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Spoken dialogue -- Kryptonite for even the starriest of singers -- was treated with wince-inducing amateurishness except by Guetti, the lone singer here able to deliver non-sung text in a credible way, and baritone Charlie Hyland (the evening's appealing, handsomely sung Papageno), who made a brave stab at the comedy.
In performance: Magic Flute (Summer Music Festival 2010)
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The US delegation was shocked by the amateurishness of it all.
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Within 60 seconds of that score, however, Scotland conceded a try of unutterable amateurishness.