As Michiko Kakutani remarked in an early review of his first story collection, "CivilWarLand in Bad Decline," Saunders writes like "the illegitimate offspring of Nathanael West and Kurt Vonnegut".
Vieira de Mello winced at the idea that a constitution would be drafted before general elections were held, as it would seem like an illegitimate American charter.
City Island, which is at the western end of Long Island Sound, just south of Pelham Bay Park, looks like the illegitimate child of Nantucket and Hunts Point Avenue.
She didn't, at the time, come off like the illegitimate daughter of Bowie, Roxy and the Sensational Alex Harvey, any more than she fit the herky-jerky street-art model proposed by the incipient New Wave.
One is that the North wants to leave the South on the side, like an illegitimate puppet of Washington.
And that Obama's candidacy is almost like another illegitimate attempt to steal a White House that, in some sense, belongs to them.
In order to clear out the illegitimate Likes, we presume that Facebook has been deleting fake profiles en masse.
"Adults do something illegitimate, like grabbing it or trying to grab it or trying to kill it," he said, "and they get bitten".
I could certainly sympathize with any German who would like to see it kept illegitimate; some speech should, in fact, be off-limits.
But like Gavin & Stacey, which Jones co-wrote, Stella makes you wish you were living in the sort of caring and sharing community where people shout lines like, "You've got an illegitimate child in the belly of a Jezebel!" in the street in such a pleasing Welsh lilt.
