10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BEARABLENESS»
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bearableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bearableness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Embodied Moral Psychology and Confucian Philosophy
As I said in the previous note, this is not a biased translation to emphasize the
affective aspect of the bearableness. Bearableness itself is a feeling. Actions can
come out of this feeling but bearableness itself is not an action. The translation ...
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Project Governance: Implementing Corporate Governance and ...
Capability for differentiating between strategic and normative action orientation.
312 Consideration of teleological bearableness and deontological justifiability.
313 The bearableness factor, for instance, emerges repeatedly in discussions
about ...
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Dictionarium Britannicum: or a more compleat universal ...
To'teuAnLnsta [of tale-mour), L. and rust] Bearableness, Passableness,
Indiffcrentness. To To'LnA'rn [talrrare, L.] to suffer,bear with, permit, or connive at.
TOLERATlON, a Sufferanee, Permislion, or Allowance. Ciin TOLERATION,
signifies ...
Nathan Bailey, George Gordon, Philip Miller, 1730
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Dictionarium Britannicum, or, A more compleat universal ...
iTY stalerabilitzu, L.] Tolerableness, Bearableness. To't.nAnLeN1-zss' [of
tolerabilir, L. and nesr] Bearableness, Passableness, Indisferentness. 77: To'
LzrtATz stolcrare, L.] to suffer, bear with, permit, or connive at. - Tousrux-riot', a
Susferance, ...
Nathan Bailey, George Gordon, Philip Miller, 1730
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A Dictionary of the Anglo-saxon Language. - London, Longmann ...
Edg. l5. Anbryrd vexed, grieved, v. onbryrdan. Anbryrdnes sorrow, v. onbryrdnys.
Anbugan to obey, v. bigan. Anbyrdnys, se; f. [an un, byrdnys bearableness, v.
geanbyrdan, geanboeran] Unbearableness, resistance; resistentia: —L. Edg. p.
81.
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The Poems and Prose Remains of Arthur Hugh Clough: With a ...
If I were only half as sure of the bearableness of the former as I am of the
propriety of the latter, I would publish at once. Gott und Teufel ! my friend, you don
't suppose all that comes from myself ! I assure you it is extremely not so. You're a
funny ...
Arthur Hugh Clough, Blanche (Smith) Clough ("Mrs. A.H. Clough".), 1869
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The Dublin University Magazine
I have often been led to ponder upon the comparative bearableness or unbear-
ableness of the various burdens laid upon the shoulders of poor humanity. After
much deliberation, after changing my opinion five or six times ; after looking at the
...
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The Popular Science Monthly
Smoke-consumers, so-called, add to the bearableness of urban existence by
reducing one disagreeable feature. They do not in any way affect the more
serious ones. The sulphurous and chlorine gases, even sometimes fluorine,
escaping ...
Not pleasure nor bearableness is the criterion. but potentiality of the development
of qualities which shall slowly transform the individual into an expression of some
phase of excellence contributory to rationalization and humanization of ...
Ever rolling the human stream flows, mostly on the south side yonder, near
enough to be audible, but toned to bearableness. A stream of human hearts,
every atom a living mind, filled with what thoughts ? —a stream that ran through
Rome ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BEARABLENESS»
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bearableness is used in the context of the following news items.
Skylight review: Carey Mulligan dazzles in David Hare drama
... by Bob Crowley which precisely captures the austerity and the bearableness of Mulligan's flat with its intimation of '50s council architecture. «Sydney Morning Herald, Oct 14»
Book review: Philip Hensher's Emperor Waltz recalls the fiction of …
And then in the midst of this there are sympathetic and nice figures as well as intimations of storm and fury and the bearableness of the daily ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Aug 14»
