inelegance

Of pride, indeed, there was, perhaps, scarcely enough; his indifference to a confusion of rank, bordered too much on inelegance of mind.

She smiled at my inelegance of speech, and answered that 'our connection as employer and employed was certainly dissolved, but that she hoped still to retain the pleasure of my acquaintance; she should always be happy to see me as a friend;' and then she said something about the excellent condition of the streets, and the long continuance of fine weather, and went away quite cheerful."

It has been wrongfully accused of inelegance; when wading about in shallow water, which is its favourite resort, its gait is far from awkward.

They asserted that as far as inelegance was concerned there is no difference between men and women.

He said it seems disrespectful to the institution and its tradition and worried that the 'sartorial inelegance' will be looked upon unfavourably by outsiders.

Wilson quite properly skewered Frederick Ahl's translation of the Aeneid (2007) by singling out this line for its inaccuracy and inelegance:

Although the Air Force was working on such a system, The President's Board of Consultants on Foreign Inelegance Activities, which was asked to review the program, was skeptical that the WS-117L could provide the needed capability: its 100-foot resolution was to crude to provide strategic intelligence, the program was running late, and it was encountering technical difficulties.

The former general manager of Al-Arabiya television channel and former editor-in-chief of Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper stated in his article titled "The story of an inelegance officer's records" that the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood group has been cooperating with their Qatari allies for more than two years to destabilize the Egyptian community intentionally, using the Palestinian cause as an excuse; however, in reality, "they don't really care." Rashed was basically talking about the article published in the New York Times by David D.

The narrator moves from passage to passage in the course of his tale, and we feel these series of enclosures for the strange inelegance of the byways through which we are made to burrow, traversing as it were the ellipses in Deleuze and Guattari's model: and ...

The prosecutor director Lahore of Inelegance Directorate and investigative officer has confirmed amount submitted by the company.

The want of pillars conveys a disagreeable impression of heaviness and inelegance; the buildings are themselves too small, the entrances are mean, and the interior coveys more of the gloom of a vault or prison, than of the awe which ought to attach to a place of worship.