We tend to become either pedantically descriptive or abstractly emotive, or both. |
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Kerry makes this last ridiculous point pedantically, as if it's at the very core of what really matters. |
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So I'm watching the movie with the careful eye of one who knows the book and will be judging it pedantically. |
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Welding punked-out, ska, psycho-rap backfilled with wailing metal dirges, Bad Acid Trip surge pedantically from whimsical to venomous in one foul breath. |
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As far as I am concerned, I have applied our existing rules this afternoon calmly and as pedantically as possible. |
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He is pedantically correct, but The Economist is fair in attributing it to him. |
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Whenever any important motif appears, he points it up almost pedantically. |
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Sermons preached about economic matters all too often come across as dry, dead propositions pedantically presented to provide proof that we are living the wrong way. |
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Although Maria Theresa pedantically supervised her children's upbringing and education, she was to experience many disappointments in connection with them. |
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