(1) There's a winning earnestness to her book - she clearly loves her husband and child and the town she's chosen to live in - but her prose is clunky and artless .

(2) As the main quality which Ellen Terry brought to these roles, in addition to her beauty, grace, and charm, was a seemingly artless naturalness and spontaneity, her success tended to be in ratio to the congruence between her and the part.

(3) An interesting book, Sybil, but Disraeli was not much of a novelist; it reads like spirited and somewhat artless version of Brontu00d4u00f6u00a3u252cu00a2's Shirley, or an abridged and more explicitly class-based Wives and Daughters.

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(5) One of the burdens of being a comics nerd - or former comics nerd, whatever - is an obscure compulsion to bear witness to witless, loveless, artless , over-budget desecrations of fond memories of youth.

(6) But it takes real talent to bring out the artless charm and simple wisdom of a babbling, barefoot and pregnant hick, whose only wish in life is to have her high school sweetheart love her the way he did when they were just teens.

(7) The faux-naif iconography of a rural idyll represents the structuring of a world so simple, artless and beguiling that no one in his or her right mind could possibly wish to dissent from it.

(8) They have absolutely no regard for the dirt that it is dragged through, the grime and graffiti of vandals in the form of distribution agents and projectionists, and the artless cuts they could make.

(9) Far from keeping him in his place they encouraged his boyish enthusiasms for mapping the moon and putting together artless plans for creating the rockets that would take adventurers to its hidden heart.

(10) The word inept, according to Roget's Thesaurus, means clumsy, artless , awkward, bungling, inadept, inefficient, unskillful, ham-handed and incapable.

(11) Similar lapses in professionalism are seen in the repetitive dialogue, go-nowhere action and artless acting.

(12) In Hassam's painting, however, the fish appear as much a part of the environment as the antique furniture, artless young woman, and sunny garden that beckons beyond the open windows.

(13) Everything about them was dainty and feminine and nau00d4u00f6u00a3u252cu2557ve, innocent and pure, lovely and artless .

(14) Back then, young men and women architects working in the spirit of Ruskin and Morris produced a style that still looks convincing a century on, proving that homes for those at the very bottom of the property ladder do not have to be artless .

(15) What's remarkable is the effortless, seemingly artless way the best-selling author is able to put herself into the hearts and minds of the little girls she's writing for, and write as though she's one of them.

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(17) The art of painting has not only been stripped of beauty by its artless practitioners, but the basic techniques have been lost as well, producing works that are cruder to the eye than the pre-perspective images of medieval times.

(18) But this resurrection is so often artless and joyless gloating, reducing an intense physiological/psychological experience to vulgar explication.

(19) But she's a good deal less artless than she pretends.

(20) There's something awful about even a minor car accident, the way the order of the road, which we assume until the moment of impact is natural and artless , suddenly vanishes; the yelling; the horrible noises.