Mother looked through it carefully before giving it to the child, because there were many unsuitable things, worst of all was the female spider who devours her husband after mating... View Article By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb.
At a livelier event in March at Harvard, her American fans enjoyed a church service, singing the society song, "Unsuitable Things" (to the tune of "My Favourite Things"), papers including one on food in Pym, and champagne and cupcakes at their AGM.
By Alice Bolin March 25, 2013 The summers I spent at my grandmother's house were defined by reading — particularly reading, with extreme interest and feeling, the oddest and most unsuitable things I could find lying around: an ancient issue of Good Housekeeping or a collection of Dave Barry columns or the "Catechism of the Catholic Church".
In other cases, old farm buildings have been considered unsuitable things of the past, or rather have inspired new constructions based on an idealized and mystified concept of rurality.
More generally, a turkey is any unsuitable or worthless thing.
When Herz becomes obsessed with a new neighbour, things get worse: 'Unsuitable images presented themselves, and were briefly but furtively enjoyed.' Just when a person is (face it) laying hands on his own person, the sentence takes refuge in impersonality.
One older friend said she wouldn't vote for him "because he cheats on his wife" as if this only thing that made him unsuitable for high office.
The men had one thing in common: they were unsuitable.
Walk on the wild side "There's no such thing as bad weather, only unsuitable clothing".
Used cars, for one thing, were thought to be unsuitable: who would want to buy, sight unseen, a secondhand car from a stranger in an internet auction?
