Originally, pewter was defined as an alloy of tin and lead, but to avoid toxicity and dullness of finish, lead is excluded from modern pewter. |
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Most of the colors here are well rendered and bright, though there is a slight dullness in the picture at times. |
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The angel's yellow sleeve and pink-accented wing and cheek animate the studied dullness of taupe vestments and pitch background. |
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He brought the cigar to his mouth and sucked on it, the orange tip growing a fiery hot yellow, then returning to its usual dullness. |
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His father beat him when he was a small child, his teachers despised him for his dullness, his friends avoided him for his short temper. |
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The opposite of high intellect is dullness or slowness, but the opposite of wisdom is foolishness, which is far more dangerous. |
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This can cause a person to experience physical fatigue, along with mental fogginess, difficulty in concentrating, and dullness of the mind. |
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In drama, a dullness has crept in because intellectualism isn't a word you're allowed to utter any more. |
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In this case, though, the group's consistency is due to the dullness of its music. |
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It was just this sort of plodding dullness that made corporations work relatively efficiently. |
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For the viewer or the reader, this can be a pleasant experience, a feeling of ease, without boredom or dullness. |
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In it he described with realism and satire the dullness of life in a small Midwestern town. |
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He is daily enraged by the hectoring of his parents and the dullness of his paper-shuffling job. |
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The drama of his voice is diminished by the dullness of the musical setting. |
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To tell the truth, my life was so complicated now, that I could use a little dullness. |
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Their ponderous dullness fails to convey either the excitement of intellectual exploration or its importance. |
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Another insider said the campaign reflected the dullness of political advertising in Ireland. |
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The Party's central organ, once the epitome of dullness, has had to brighten itself up to compete against more sprightly daily newspapers. |
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The sky was bright, contrasting with the dullness of bare branches reaching towards it. |
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As skin starts showing dullness and fine lines, choose a foundation that softens and camouflages flaws. |
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He noticed the drag in Michael's step, the paleness of his usually dark face, and the dullness in his eyes. |
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Hair care poses a big problem, for constant setting, colouring and blow-drying may easily result in dryness, dullness and lifelessness. |
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In fact, teeth whitening may not work for some people at all, depending on whether the source of the dullness is external or intrinsic. |
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Most of us have no idea of what could happen in our lives if we would overcome our stupidity and dullness. |
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But the stupid person is cold and fearful, through the dullness of his understanding and laziness of the senses. |
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Many writers have commented on the brilliance of Trotsky and the dullness of Stalin. |
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Keenly mortified by the dullness of his senses and instincts, he knew he was no companion for Swinburne. |
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Three-quarters of party-goers who throng nightclubs on a regular basis experience ringing in their ears or dullness of hearing afterwards. |
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Countering accusations of dullness, the insurer's job often borders on the surreal. |
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Indeed, if you do not, I would suggest that most of the latter half of the book would be unrelenting in its dullness. |
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As in the cardiac examination, deliver taps at points along a straight line moving from resonant areas into the areas expected to show dullness. |
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In the world of Phoebe, striving unbacked by integrity may be blameworthy, but dullness is unforgivable. |
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Less laudable was the mono soundtrack, which has areas of dullness and areas of brassiness. |
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The banality and dullness of ordinary family life will be replaced by a vibrant, thrilling space opera. |
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Rarely use venery but for health or offspring, never to dullness, weakness, or the injury of your own or another's peace or reputation. |
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Rather than dullness, it is surely the subversive nonconformity of Beat sensibilities that provoked attacks like these. |
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Most of the audience with whom I saw the film seemed as stupefied and astonished as I was by the dullness of the proceedings. |
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At each setting, the practitioner would percuss the reagent's abdomen to determine the areas of dullness. |
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Palpate the chest for subcutaneous emphysema and crepitus, and percuss for dullness, an indication of consolidations or effusions. |
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Physical examination revealed dullness to percussion and decreased breath sounds at both bases. |
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On examination the only abnormality was a little bilateral basal dullness to percussion accompanied by a decrease in vocal resonance. |
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Physical examination revealed decreased breath sounds and dullness to percussion over the right lower lung. |
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For the past forty years critic James Wolcott has been a cerebral antidote to the dullness contaminating our cultural pages. |
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Luckily for him, this is Washington, where dullness can be prized if it is effective. |
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His address showed that he has the gift of humility, and his dullness was, in fact, proof of that new humility. |
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With the patient supine you percuss along a transverse line from the umbilicus into the flank to establish the level of dullness that signifies the lower extent of bowel. |
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I think Republicans and Democrats are equally unintelligent, but Ted's recent antics have tipped the scales measuring mental dullness in the Democrats' favor. |
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The unadulterated ecstasy of before is hardly a memory, and the extremeness of his mood swings is now a dullness that consumes him in unchanging monotony. |
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Is writing style related to readers' assessments of a story in terms of its interestingness, informativeness, dullness and other story characteristics? |
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In fact, the prehepatic dullness disappears as soon as 300 cc of air have been insufflated. |
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This rich exfoliator awakens skin as granules rub away persistent dullness and annoying flakiness. |
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And what the pencil puts down on the paper is miles removed from any dullness or solemnity. |
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With daily use, this will rid hair of its dullness and add natural lustre for intense, mirror-like shine. |
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Works instantly on dry hair to camouflage imperfections by smoothing away dullness, puffiness and frayed split ends. |
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Simple bromide intoxication is characterized by dullness, sluggishness, forgetfulness and irritability. |
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We should all look forward to the time when Chinese and Indian teenagers write sulky songs about the appalling dullness of suburbia. |
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Here, one gets the impression that dullness, pragmatism and mimicry prevail. |
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Its economy is creating jobs and wealth, its politics are stable to the point of dullness, and its position as Europe's leader is unassailable. |
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The Warsaw pact had just crumbled like a pack of cards, after more than 40 years of dullness and dictatorship. |
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Increased level of oxygen in the body removes the sense of heaviness, dullness, tiredness and fatigue. |
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Try to present healthy foods in a positive light, so that they aren't associated with dullness or deprivation. |
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The dank miasma of the marsh, clung with a mucid dullness round my frame. |
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It is a potential firelighter of vanity, self-pity and logorrhoeic dullness. |
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To summon up some pre-broadcast interest, Starkey's been banging his tambourine for England at the expense of the Scots, which shows the desperate dullness of his subject. |
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The dullness is removed leaving the skin's surface cleansed and refined. |
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Physical examination revealed an area of dullness to percussion in the left lower lung field with diminished breath sounds. |
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What I heard from the speakers was no brightness, no dullness, no hardness, no softness, no boominess, no nothing. |
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Benjamin Black makes pointed asides about the dullness of Agatha Christie, and about the patness of mystery stories that resolve their loose ends too tidily. |
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Dry skin Cold weather, central heating and low humidity can strip the skin of its natural oils, resulting in dullness, patches of flakiness and chapped lips. |
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With this Pranayama we can disintegrate laziness and dullness. |
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Symptoms include irritation, nausea, dizziness, numbness of the extremities, a sensation of heat, drunkenness, irregular heartbeat, headache, stupor, dullness, lung congestion, blood disorders, and mental confusion. |
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The same way as it works with brunette, our formulas with exclusive Enriching Technology cleanse and perfect each strand by washing away dullness. |
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It seems strange that the occupation of banking, that in the past has had the reputation of being highly risk-averse, even to the point of dullness, should be the arena where such apparent recklessness has flourished. |
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With a unique combination of skin nutrients and double-strength Vitamin C, it promotes surface cell renewal and minimizes the appearance of fine lines, discolouration, and dullness. |
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Physical examination showed orthopnea, tachypnea, tachycardia, dullness and diminished breath sounds in both hemithoraxes. |
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Cornford 1961, 120, further claims that the imposter is exposed by an ironist, who 'masks his cleverness under a show of clownish dullness. |
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Some nice, nonsectarian spiritual messages eventually do poke through the dullness. |
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Skin experiences significant changes such as deep dryness from dehydration, decreased resilience and bounce due to a loss of youthful cushion, and increased dullness. |
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The floods are drained away, and there is nothing left to me but a parched dullness, more hatesome than ever for my dread of it is eternal. |
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There is no attempt made to force on the public the dullness of academic experience. |
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I send you the fair copy of the poem on dullness, which I should not care to hazard by the common post. |
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For those units that participated, the North-West Campaign changed all this, but the dullness of routine quickly reasserted itself after their return to quarters. |
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It soon becomes clear that their presence in this epicentre of northern European dullness has something to do with an earlier, catastrophically botched job and a terrible anguish that Ray is carrying in his heart. |
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Severe forms have been described with mental dullness and meningitis. |
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Time passed in rich unerring anonymity, gruelly blank dullness. |
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Her chest examination revealed dullness to percussion in both bases, paradoxical inward movement of the abdominal wall, and poor diaphragmatic movement with inspiration. |
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But to a child's vision at least those May Day sweeps did much to brighten the city dullness, and year by year I watched for them eagerly from the window. |
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The sector is booming and dullness and directionlessness are a plus. |
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Mind you, BLUE MURDER was so spectacularly dreadful it needed a star of monumentally mind-numbing dullness, so a touch of rigor mortis was a definite advantage. |
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The world's Alberto Grimaldis can fight scrutiny by burying truth in committees, dullness and misinformation, or by intimidating the scrutinizers. |
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