10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DEADENINGLY»
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deadeningly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
deadeningly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
And he has arrived at a moment when forces within the IRS are plotting to eliminate even what little humanity and dignity the work still has.
David Foster Wallace, 2011
2
Studies of Sensation and Event: Poems
... the ponderous curse Of unpursuit weighing deadeningly in my brain. I know
that when we met did all things change : I nought pursued, yet passiveness was
pleasure, Being was bliss ; from all the outward things, That 120 A CHIglS.
Ebenezer Jones, Richard Herne Shepherd, Sumner Jones, 1879
3
United States Congressional serial set
... where the children served in close association with their masters, are not
comparable to the present-day factory system, with its minute division of labor
and the steady tension of deadeningly monotonous toil, but they serve as a link
with the ...
4
The Pennycomequicks: A Novel ...
deadeningly cold brown water, at the thought the taste of anchovy came into his
mouth. The valley of the Keld contracted — a spur of hill ran forward from the
ridge on which Mergatroyd was built, and forced the river and canal to describe a
...
Sabine Baring-Gould, 1889
But was not this the perfect symbol of that preying of the fortunate upon the
unfortunate, of that crushing inequality of inheritance, which reacted so
deadeningly upward and downward, and more than anything else hobbled the
feet of Man?
Henry Sydnor Harrison, 1913
6
Short Stories from Life: The 81 Prize Stories in "Life's" ...
Suddenly a vision of what that life would mean to her passed deadeningly before
her. She remembered the thin, tall woman who had fainted behind the counter
without a word. The lines of wilted workers, hastening in their worn clothes to
their ...
rowly preoccupied one, such a deadeningly self-immuring one. " Where is
Charlotte? " he asked. " She went out to Swansea yesterday afternoon, right after
the service," explained Hardy. "The service?" repeated Storrow. " The funeral
service," ...
8
University of Chicago School Review
... things in one's universe. English teaching in college suffers somewhat from the
incubus which weighs on the secondary school even more deadeningly — the
incubus of formal rhetoric. Instead of teaching our students names, classifications
, ...
... where the children served in close association with their masters, are not
comparable to the present-day factory system, with its minute division of labor
and the steady tension of deadeningly monotonous toil, but they serve as a link
with the ...
United States. Congress, 1910
10
Worship Traditions in Armenia and the Neighboring Christian ...
I02Of course, those of us who lived through the period of so-called liturgical
creativity and spontaneity know that most people's "spontaneity" usually has a
deadeningly repetitious sameness about it. 103//om. 7y, 28-29, Hom. 16, preface
and ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DEADENINGLY»
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deadeningly is used in the context of the following news items.
Novak Djokovic vs Bernard Tomic live from Wimbledon: Tomic …
... French Open and Wimbledon, Djokovic has been supremely efficient through the opening two rounds – a deadeningly familiar sight when it ... «Livetennis.com, Jul 15»
Movie Quiz for June 4th
Which 1941 classic was marketing with the deadeningly dull tagline “It's Terrific!” 8. Who links Thomas Malory, John Le Carré, James Dickey ... «Irish Times, Jun 15»
The Wobblies in Connecticut
Again and again, Thornton expertly brings to life the dangerous work they did, the deadeningly long hours they labored, how hard they had to ... «CounterPunch, May 15»
Love: powerful atmospherics; far too much orgy-based sex in 3D …
Unfortunately the characters in Love are enormously tedious and their adventures are deadeningly (yes) boring. We begin with Murphy (so ... «Irish Times, May 15»
Alexei Bayer: Russia's hollow Victory Day
A popular Soviet film, “Belorussky Station,” released in 1970, noted this shift from deeply personal to deadeningly official in the remembrance of ... «Kyiv Post, Apr 15»
Dreamcatcher review: a story full of courage and decency, resilience …
There is a deadeningly repetitive quality to the latest film from the indomitable English documentarian Kim Longinotto. It's hard to see how ... «Irish Times, Mar 15»
Parineeti's orange blazer, Varun Dhawan's award and other …
Most importantly, will the next award show I sit through be as deadeningly boring as this one? Disclaimer: Firstpost is owned by Network 18 ... «Firstpost, Jan 15»
From ebola to Zoella: what Google's Year in Search tells us about …
And it's hard to think of three words more deadeningly of the moment than “Kim Kardashian selfie”. But there are also lots of timeless things ... «The Guardian, Dec 14»
PT Anderson, Ridley Scott, and Why We Rewatch Movies
... of the DreamWorks cartoon Prince of Egypt, yet almost everything in Exodus manages to feel deadeningly familiar. It's not absolutely terrible, ... «The L Magazine, Dec 14»
Mark Shenton's review of Cats, with Nicole Scherzinger, at the …
There's also, of course, Lloyd Webber's most deadeningly over-familiar song 'Memory', which pop singer Nicole Scherzinger slightly archly but ... «London Theatre Guide - Online, Dec 14»
