"Slant Magazine " ranked the song 48th in its 100 greatest dance songs list, adding : "'Gypsy Woman'sets its portrait of a crusty, haphazardly made-up bag lady begging dementedly on street corners to the Basement Boys'unforgivingly brutish, mongoloid thump ."
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Of the first episode, Gerard O'Donovan of " The Telegraph " wrote, " It was enjoyable, I didn't just want more, I couldn't wait to see how successive episodes would link and weave into a format so unforgivingly dependent on great writing and acting.
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And goals that are less unforgivingly specific and single-minded than a gold medal or a Supreme Court appointment or a Nobel Prize diminish not only the odds of failure but the possibility of confusion and apoplexy upon success, because they are part of a process, markers on the shoulder of a long, winding road.
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Anton Bitel of " Eye for Film " stated, " McKenzie's [ film comes with ] high ambition in the pecking order of the prison flick-a subgenre known to be overcrowded, hierarchically organised and unforgivingly hostile to any weaker new entries . " Adding, " Clich�s are avoided by the complicated characterisation of both Neville and Oliver ."
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Rembrandt's physical feel for the texture of paint; his gift for mapping character through a fleeting expression or gesture; his ability to strip away superfluous detail to expose an essential narrative; his talent for capturing the tension between " the glitter of the hard, unforgivingly metallic surface of the world and the vulnerability of mortal flesh " : all are explicated in these pages with thoughtful erudition.
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In a review of the film written after it received its Academy Awards, Roger Ebert called it a " supremely well-acted, intelligent film that tries for too much, that attacks not only television but also most of the other ills of the 1970s, " though " what it does accomplish is done so well, is seen so sharply, is presented so unforgivingly, that " Network " will outlive a lot of tidier movies . " Seen a quarter-century later, Ebert added the film to his World Wrestling Federation ? "; he credits Lumet and Chayefsky for knowing " just when to pull out all the stops ."
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The writers Peter Stansky and William Abrahams, in their 1972 " The Unknown Orwell ", noted : " Eric Blair looked back unforgivingly on the world before 1914 it was that world that had sent him to his prep school while George Orwell could believe it was superior to what came after it, and looked back to it nostalgically in " Coming Up for Air " . " The writer John Wain thought the book " not a success in novelistic terms ", but saw " vitality in its hinterland . " He considered the novel " a bleaker work than " Keep the Aspidistra Flying "; in " Aspidistra " everybody fears the sack, hankers for more money and security, cringes to the boss.
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Evaluating all aspects of " Murderworks ", Chronicles of Chaos reviewer Aaron McKay gave the album six out of ten stars, saying, " Fourteen tracks of single-word titles rip unforgivingly and in a way such that enjoyment can be easily gained from every cut to some degree . " He also stated, " Anger, violence and aggression are, of course, the staples on which " Murderworks " fuels its insatiable appetite . " " Exclaim ! " writer Greg Pratt praised the album stating, " Not since Nasum's last album has there been a grindcore onslaught as relentless and energetic as Rotten Sound's " Murderworks " . " Pratt also praised the " crushing production " of Mieszko Talarczyk " that is as heavy as it is clear ."
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