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Перевод: undisciplined

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1. The stark overhead lights threw deep shadows under the deep-set eyes and the sweat glistened on the wide, rather knobbly forehead with its swathe of fair undisciplined hair.
2. "They were brave fighters but undisciplined."
3. The human population, and the livestock, of a dozen townships was moving, like an organised but somewhat undisciplined army, from the cultivated area of the crofts to the summer grazings, or shielings, on the hill, where each township, and indeed each family, had its own special area, recognised and protected by custom, although in law they all had equal rights in the whole common, and had a joint committee to regulate its use.
4. They are less constrained and have more individuality in their "civvy" clothes, although there are strict, but unwritten rules about what is acceptable dress (sombre suits and ties) and what is disordered and undisciplined (jeans, T-shirts, training shoes, and the like).
5. Where the British station developed with characteristically pragmatic, forthright, and sometimes undisciplined adventurism, the French were as ever busy drawing up rules, theories, definitions, and philosophies of station-building.
6. The Kinokuni Children's Village at Hikotani, near Osaka, admitted its first 90 students on Wednesday, just two days after Channel 4 screened the controversial documentary that depicted life at Summerhill as undisciplined and chaotic.
7. There were undisciplined Welsh, well-mannered Iraquis, English slobs, beautiful Norwegians.
8. In effect we were becoming structurally and visibly undisciplined, in a world where discipline has its import spelled out on every occasion.
9. A comparison of Rudolf's apparently undisciplined emotions with the subtle feelings expressed by Bratfisch, his valet, shows how MacMillan creates some relief even within the decadence and horror.
10. "He came from a military family - his father rose quite high in the Navy - so he was as undisciplined in his life as he could be.
11. "It is not sport for sport's sake," says Mr Hawkins, who is an ex-Harlem-Globetrotter, "but a way of imposing a structure on undisciplined lives: in a sports team they turn up regularly, on time, in uniform, and train hard.
12. They had high opinions of their value on stage, which made them rather undisciplined.
13. The next morning, in what must rank as one of the most undignified clashes between authority and undisciplined players, Cooke and Baxter were forced to do press-ups until they were physically sick in front of their team-mates.