"It may well be 20 years ahead of public opinion; certainly working-class people in the north jeer at their members at the weekend and ask them why they're looking after the buggers at Westminster instead of looking after the unemployed at home".Many of the greatest diarists are self- absorbed failures who watch the powerful with envy and occasional cattiness.
It stops there being any stories about bitchiness and cattiness and any kind of competition (between women).
"I work in the modelling industry and compete in pageants and not once have I experienced cattiness like I have in here," an upset Amy told the cameras.
The songs, which she wrote without collaborators, are extra long, and cover a multitude of relationships, in moods that range from regret to a surprising, and somewhat satisfying, cattiness.
I walked into the theatre hoping for a nice evening and came out as a hard-line Marxist, my head a whirl of closets, delusions, and blunt-clawed cattiness.
It was as typical and ordinary and expected as the dinner questions, or starting the new kid off on the tambourine — it had all happened before, and it would all happen again, the touch of cattiness in the beginning, relatively innocent doo-dooisms that lacked any deep venom.
Only one thing in "The Women" escapes the spit of cattiness, and that is not a human being but a store.
A certain amount of gushing is mandatory at this level of world-class entertainment, as well as a certain amount of cattiness.
Ghostwriter Andrew Morton pointed out that this was an instance of "the casual cattiness and cliquishness of children...which often remains as a canker in the psyche well into adult life".
"His plagiarisms are unblushing, and his drawings excellent," she said of Aris, perhaps with a hint of cattiness in the observation.
Gwendolen's cattiness (like Lady Bracknell's) feels real because it sounds like Wilde talking.
