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Demetrios used to read to me, but his voice is rather unpleasant.
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Downton Abbey (2010) - S05E08 Family
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How very unpleasant. It is rather 'unpleasant'.
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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009)
1.8s
Rather unpleasant to behold, isn't it?
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Riverdale (2017) - S01E01 Chapter One: The River's Edge
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But rather, to let us use it
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V for Vendetta (2006)
2.9s
My mum, she used to read all his plays to me...
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Burn After Reading (2008)
2.5s
This doesn't have to be unpleasant.
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All Eyez On Me – Official Trailer
2.8s
The man I knew wanted to use his voice to educate
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Shooter (2016) - S01E03 Drama
1.5s
Use your perception to read me.
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The Transformers (1984) - S02E34 Prime Target
4.7s
Your task is to find them before something rather... unpleasant happens.
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The Big Bang Theory (2007) - S07E23 The Gorilla Dissolution
3.6s
who's used to suffering and unpleasant smells.
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Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
3.5s
Nothing concrete, but his voice is wonderful.
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Westworld (2016) - S01E03 The Stray
2.1s
I used to read...
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Westworld (2016) - S01E03 Sci-Fi
2.1s
I used to read...
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Superstore (2015) - S04E13 Lovebirds
1.8s
that Nana Sturgis used to read to me
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The Day After Tomorrow
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My mother used to read it to me.
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This Means War (2012)
4.5s
Rather to paint using hands.
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Bridgerton (2020) - S02E08 The Viscount Who Loved Me
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[chuckles] "Schemes" is a rather unpleasant word, don't you think?