Sentence examples for pallidly from inspiring English sources

The left-wing author condemns the Labour leader for parroting "pallidly third-hand" views and not understanding "the national character".

Her Albrecht was Andrian Fadeyev: pallidly amiable, a moth to Ms. Vishneva's self-conscious flame.

I'm confronted with the face that years ago the Village Voice described as the "pallidly beautiful embodiment of pure evil".

Pawing pallidly at their instruments, muttering doggerel into their collars, they sound like nothing so much as that first, staggeringly inept band you formed for a giggle with your schoolmates.

They lurk, pallidly hibernating, inside fortune cookies and Christmas crackers; the groan is the pun's appropriate unit of appreciation.

I've seen the movie a bunch of times, together with my daughters; its pallidly sentimental aspects wash away in the flood of sharp comedy from a host of character actors (including Jane Lynch) who gleefully strut their stuff.

Hurston, who had swept onto the Harlem scene a decade before, was one of the very few black women in a position to write for the pallidly conventional Saturday Review.

This is a quietism that Austen never went beyond, and that Amis, who says he has "always been pallidly left-of-center," rather wishes she had.