To prefigure the future what we have called the ambiguous utopias will help us a bit, those rather dirty, gangling cities but vital, with a highly ideological life, sometimes libertarian, sometimes collectivist, as described by Le Guin and Callenbach, moderate societies, prefigurations of a possible decrease, with the economic and social handbrake on.
Large and intimidating in stature, his father wore a camouflaged shirt and some rather dirty jeans.
The red horse chestnut, A x carnea, is a cross with the red buckeye, A pavia, which is a very much smaller tree from North America, has rather dirty pink flowers which seem to me a pointless reduction of the incredibly beautiful white inflorescences of the original.
Rather, "Dirty Havana Trilogy" is a portrait of the Cuban dystopia seen through the eyes of a single person whose very individuality -- given the pressure to be loyal to "the pack" -- is itself a scorching sort of affirmation.
Then he left town, and for a number of years was the ringmaster of Cirque du Soleil's rather dirty show, "Zumanity," in Las Vegas.
Sometimes they're rather dirty.
You were also rather dirty, which I rather liked, too.
Another problem is how to keep the tiles clean: roads tend to get rather dirty.
The index measures perceptions and right now the usually pristine Canada is looking rather dirty.
Some may even turn out rather dirty: sited in the sticks, residents are likely to need cars.
