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Перевод: undeservedly

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Тезаурус:

1. It seemed that he had undeservedly passed an examination which he hadn't even known he was taking.
2. While Morris, undeservedly, shoulders the blame, it has to be said that without him Orrell would be a middle-of-the-road side, well served up front but without, say, the authority of Bath, the likely champions, behind the scrum.
3. GCSE coursework had lowered standards and allowed pupils to gain undeservedly high grades, members of the union said yesterday.
4. Less known, undeservedly, is his group of Athena, shown as quite a young girl, and the satyr Marsyas, stealing up to snatch the flute, the "Phrygian" instrument, which the Greek goddess has discarded.
5. Within her narrow experience that man had made many people undeservedly wretched.
6. The biggest disappointments were Akira Kurosawa's "Madadayo", a boring film about a teacher and his irritating pupils, and "Far Away, So Close", a long and pretentious film directed by Wim Wenders which undeservedly took the Grand Jury Prize.
7. Described by Douglas Cooper as "the third of the true Cubist painters", Gris has received undeservedly thin scholarly attention since the publication of Cooper's catalogue raisonn fifteen years ago.
8. Lamarck is presented to us as a man misunderstood, misrepresented, undeservedly neglected and as the subject of calumnies that made him appear as "the enemy of religion and teleology, even as a mechanistic materialist".
9. The independent Rough Trade, with initial major distribution problems, had undeservedly been tagged as a testing ground for the bigger labels.
10. He says in the prologue to Book I that Charles in May 841, asked him to produce a record of recent history, because, my lord, you know that you and your men have suffered undeservedly the persecutions of Lothar
11. Celia's stock at the agency had automatically and undeservedly soared.
12. SO GRIPPING is this summer's Test series that last year's battle royal is undeservedly threatened with being forgotten too soon.
13. Anyone who suggested that his rise to fame was undeservedly achieved by nepotism and favouritism, would be referred by Beatty to a piece in Time magazine which read, "With facial and vocal suggestion of Montgomery Clift and the mannerisms of James Dean, he is the latest in the line of hostile, moody, sensitive, self-conscious, bright, defensive, stuttering, self seeking and extremely talented actors who have become myths before they are thirty."