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He said: "It would seem that death selected, most inartistically, the wrong man.

For example, not to know that a hind has no horns is a less serious matter than to paint it inartistically.

O'Neill, sliding home inartistically in the fourth inning, sprained his right ankle and had to be helped from the field.

For a moment there was the confusion of mixed signals, like that of a palette whose colors have flowed into each other inartistically.

I also trimmed his whiskers and mustache until they were only about a half-inch long; and tried to do it inartistically, and succeeded.

There is little evidence as to if the two authors collaborated on the play based on the incoherency of the play as "they are inadequately and inartistically joined".

William Alford Lloyd, the superintendent of the Crystal Palace Aquarium at Sydenham, worried 120 years ago that the public's enthusiasm for aquatic overkill reflected "inartistically educated lives."

In 1983, Colgate, long out of the perfume business, took down the "Soaps-Perfumes" lettering on the sign, replacing it with an inartistically drawn toothpaste tube representing one of its most identifiable products.

Mr. Cole said that Judge Jackson's order was broadly and inartistically worded, leaving the company no choice but to suggest to computer makers that they consider deleting computer files that are essential to both Windows 95 and Internet Explorer.