Marchi, deploring his opponents' unseemly name-calling, offered himself as the only man of reason & dignity in the race.
After calling me all sorts of unseemly names for my backward thinking and knuckle-dragging ways, comment below and give me your predictions.
Although it feels unseemly to name any of the less-than-stellar books that triumphed over the ones that proved to be classics, look up the list if you're so inclined.
"Many laws introduced with unseemly haste before Christmas in the name of national security go well beyond what might be deemed to be necessary, creating a chilling effect on freedom of speech and the press," she said.
As a result, there is a bold insistence, at least on the surface, that the stock price does not matter, said the engineer, who did not want to be named because it is considered unseemly to discuss the price.
"While there may be some unseemly characters involved, and certainly more high-profile names are to come, the practice of setting up shell corporations to conceal peoples' identities is not, per se, illegal".
During the period of the Popular Front, from 1935 to 1938, when the Communist Party sought alliances with progressive groups in the name of anti-Fascism, it was therefore unseemly to suggest any similarity between Communism and Fascism as forms of government.
But it has acquired the informal name of "porn mode" because of the other, more unseemly use to which it is often put.
(Gethard's last name rhymes with "tethered," which clears up a more unseemly interpretation of the hashtag).
That sets up the third error, pointed out with unseemly glee by the sort of fans who remember lineup names like Pete Coscarart, Kirby Higbe and Joe Vosmik: at no time during the 20th century were there fewer than eight teams in the National League.
