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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «FEYNESS» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
feyness in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
feyness im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Distancing: Avoidant Personality Disorder
... to appear excessively proud of himself and insufficiently "down to earth." In the
same category are ads that are marked by a superficial self-conscious feyness—
the classically cited, "I love midnight walks on the beach, and yellow candles.
Anyone who has been treated to this ordeal, of trial by another brand of fire,
knows the feyness that precedes and the agonies that follow; an incommunicable
pain which takes the breath away and reduces the sinews of the legs to the
tensile ...
3
The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice
With a grief beyond tears and perhaps with a feyness she asks for her wedding
sheets to be put on her bed that night. Later, after dinner things appear calmer,
and Desdemona still clings to her faith in Othello -'my love do so approve him' -
yet ...
William Shakespeare, J. H. Walter, 1976
A similar phenomenon was the finis or feyness which personated some absent
person and which appeared just before or at the time of his death. Mrs Saxby
tried to explain the difference between the two: "The finis is the being who
appears ...
But there's a natural lightness, a feyness to some people, and I don't know how
that happens. You can meet your 12- year-old nephew, and you just kind of think,
'Mmm-hmm.' And suddenly he's asked for a pink bicycle with a basket for ...
Much of the play is of this feyness, but it is a feyness Miss Henley weaves
extremely well when she's in top form: Though less successful, this is by far her
best play since Crimes of the Heart. It has the same "M" is for the many places
you could ...
7
The New Kings of Nonfiction
Feyness might also explain the deepest mystery of the war: why the surrender
everybody expected never came. The Germans and Japanese refused to
surrender even though they knew the war was lost. It's possible to quibble about
the exact ...
8
Evolutionary Witchcraft
FINDING YOUR FEYNESS You, too, can be fey. To be fey is to be fully alive in
the world you live in right now. Feyness is in the gift of walking down a city street
and sensing the trees you pass, and the people, and the sky above. It is to feel ...
9
Magical Use of Thought Forms: A Proven System of Mental & ...
But the emotional pressures of war were to change the feyness into something
else, something much more rich and strange. One night, listening to the crump-
crump of the approaching bombs, Dolores found herself . . . elsewhere. Behind
the ...
Dolores Ashcroft-Nowicki, J. H. Brennan, 2001
10
The Thoughtful Dresser: The Art of Adornment, the Pleasures ...
... to make you look as if you were churning butter in a late-nineteenthcentury
Welsh farmhouse. I wore that look for years on end until its feyness dropped out
of style and was replaced by the hairy black Moroccan cloak I found in the Lanes
in.
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «FEYNESS» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
feyness im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Why do some women artists pretend that success is the result of …
In among the magical thinkers is the female – usually creative – professional, who mitigates her success with a hardcore feyness that makes ... «The Guardian, Jun 15»
BWW Reviews: STAGE KISS Tickles The Funny Bone At Stark …
It's not just the clothing ensemble that makes us laugh- it's the way he employs feyness with his character's misguided idea of what it is to be ... «Broadway World, Jun 15»
A Breakfast of Eels review – a gradual erosion of sibling secrets
Matthew Tennyson bambis in with maddening feyness. He is wondering whether he might attend his father's funeral dressed “as a rainbow”. «The Guardian, Mär 15»
Dynamic Duo
... we also see his Rodin-like solidity, which refutes the adolescent jumpiness or feyness that most leading men convey on and off Broadway. «The New Yorker, Mär 15»
Bad Hair (Pelo Malo)
Mum ensures that son sees her having sex because her doctor casually suggests that her son's feyness is down to the fact that he doesn't see ... «Entertainment.ie, Feb 15»
The Theory of Everything review: Rewards, but not much theory, in …
It rescues the movie just in time from feyness, if not conventionality. This is not really a film about Hawking the scientist, although there are a ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 15»
Weathering by Lucy Wood
The imagery is rich, without feyness or whimsy. Pearl's real or imagined final journey coursing along the river, the water engulfing the house, ... «The New Indian Express, Jan 15»
How Diplo Took Baile Funk Out Of Brazil
... things) the Dirty South abject rap of Cash Money Millionaires' "Project Bitch" with the ineffable feyness of Soft Cell's "Tainted Love" at parties ... «The FADER, Jan 15»
Weathering by Lucy Wood, review: 'a world to savour'
... a fast-flowing current; in the instant it takes to hear a kingfisher's cry or to spot a heron. The imagery is rich, without feyness or whimsy. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 15»
Restaurant Review: The Pepperstack, Co Cork
... for anointing the new words needed to sustain a minority language like Irish, that bistros shake off the the feyness of their French roots. «Irish Examiner, Nov 14»
