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Some writers have attempted to draw out an association between the daintiness of the sandwich and the perceived effeteness of the British aristocracy.
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... and small they are quite capable of taking long walks with their owners and often excel at the energetic sport of dog agility. Maltese are another example of very robust daintiness.
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... intellectual qualities or even of any particular love of learning: any wisdom or cleverness which tends toward other moral commitments is rightly called "ingenuity" or "daintiness ...
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You must realize that your daintiness and fragility are your greatest assets. You should always do the kind of dancing which brings out your own rare qualities instead of trying to ...
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... was the first issue of any national magazine to wholly concern itself with horror film as produced in the closing quarter of the 20th Century, with no trace of daintiness about its ...
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Also one of the "Twelve Beauties in Jinling," Baochai has a round face, fair skin, and, some would say, a voluptuous figure in contrast to Daiyu's willowy daintiness.
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Ford's ideal work has great charm and daintiness; his statue Folly was bought by the trustees of the Chantrey Fund, and was followed by other statues or statuettes of a similar ...
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This was a devastating image aimed at the ridiculous sycophancy directed by the press towards Frederica Charlotte Ulrica, Duchess of York, and the supposed daintiness of her feet.
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The flowers are held well above the foliage; although not a small plant, the overall impression is one of daintiness and airiness. Native to the Japanese island of Honshu ...
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... is a person thing, but I'm not a huge fan of gender stereotyping, especially when crushing rocks and smoking cigars are really rather pointless as social virtues (and daintiness ...
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