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A Greek chorus could have swayed to the epiphany in Millie's voice.
2
They operate as A Greek chorus, and they articulate his inner fears.
3
Clint, you should play a gravely voiced Greek chorus in Jersey Boy.
4
It is like the strophe and anti-strophe in a Greek chorus.
5
A veritable Greek chorus ran and got the Thropps, and lost their seats.
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They were laughing and cooing and frowning, like a Greek chorus.
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The other women came at her back like a Greek chorus of disapproval.
8
Greenlaw's tone has something in common with a Greek chorus.
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You have rendered my simple words into a Greek chorus.
10
Use of the first person plural turns them into a kind of Greek chorus.
11
A few of the more experienced women formed a tuneless Greek chorus of shock.
12
Gradually, however, these witnesses become heartless accomplices -a Greek chorus complicit in Mick's jeopardy.
13
And, with the stiff predictability of a Greek chorus, the nay-sayers are all over it.
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Yet one trope was notably absent from the Greek chorus of judgment decrying Zellweger's physical appearance.
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They fulfilled, in a word, all the purpose of the Greek chorus on the Greek stage.
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And we must listen, establishment politicians across the continent are echoing like a bankrupt Greek chorus.
