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eruditely critiquing social plight with Viz-level wit", criticised Maguire"s "gratingly wannabe-adult voice" and concluded by stating that the album"s "central.

T]he show has become gratingly cute, particularly in the episodes “Doogiesomething,” “Double Doogie with.

those techniques only highlight the film"s artificiality, making you gratingly aware of how much has been left out and how much of the drama is based.

1822 she submitted a series of literary criticisms, which were self-denigratingly signed "ein Frauenzimmer".

reaction was mixed: Stephen Holden of The New York Times complained of a "gratingly hysterical pitch [that] makes a John Waters romp look like a Merchant-Ivory.

One would inevitably hear You human scum or You fools in a gratingly smug voice at some point during the game.

wrote that, compared to "Timber", "Wild Wild Love" was not "nearly as gratingly awful, but it"s not anything amazing either".

religiously observant Yiddish speaking Eastern European brethren whom they denigratingly labeled Ost Yidden ("Eastern Jews").

Sam Sodomsky wrote, "Big Boat is at times overwrought and half-assed, gratingly silly and embarrassingly self-serious, both tedious and underwhelming.

However she describes the "often-gratingly blatant bias of the film maker".

NME was equally negative; she wrote that the album contains "12 songs eruditely critiquing social plight with Viz-level wit", criticised Maguire"s "gratingly.

" Alan Scherstuhl wrote in Village Voice, "There"s a couple fine (but gratingly shriek-y) ghost scares, and some grandly ripe (and dopily predictable).

therefore surprised at the complexity of the combat rules, calling them "gratingly out of synch with the user-friendly approach of the rest of the game.