10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DEMORALISINGLY»
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demoralisingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
demoralisingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Revealed Doctrine of Rewards and Punishments
An equal treatment would be demoralisingly and flagrantly unjust. It would be a
contravention of moral government. If, however, their condemnation would be so
far unjust, there is only the alternative of acceptance. They are the righteous, the
...
Richard Winter Hamilton, 1847
2
Cholas in Bowlers: Journey to Bolivia
The nearest one in age to us is several decades ourjunior and they all look so
demoralisingly alert. I'm in awe. Like switching off a light, all ideas of mastery
instantaneously desert me. Who am I kidding? I can't imagine ever approaching
the ...
3
Science and Spectacle: The Work of Jodrell Bank in Postwar ...
... would therefore have no wish to change to the bands you suggest'.112 With
the Barkway Gee beacon transmitting on 79 Mc/s only 15 miles from Cambridge,
the interference on 81.5 Mc/s at Cambridge was demoralisingly severe: The
power ...
4
The Bleak Midwinter, 1947
There was to be no repetition in the 1940s of that demoralisingly constant
elevated level of unemployment that had characterised the two preceding
decades. It had been made plain to politicians of all persuasions both before and
during the ...
United reached another League Cup semi final, only to lose calamitously to Third
Division Aston Villa, while they struggled demoralisingly near the bottom of the
First Division table as yuletide approached. A cuddle for Annie Best from the ...
6
The New Woman: Fiction and Feminism at the Fin de Siècle
In one of many long discussions concerning the liberation of women, Valeria
argues in a demoralisingly determinist fashion that: 'A woman cannot afford to
despise the dictates of Nature . . . There is no escape. The centuries are behind
one, ...
... be visited on Allessandra. Success early in a career can become a burden: for
poor Franco, after having so effortlessly scaled the heights of fame while still a
student, the descent into obscurity had been demoralisingly swift and precipitate.
8
Driving With Plato: The Meaning of Life's Milestones
In his waving you goodbye, the hand of the marketis demoralisingly visible. With
the advent of 'behavioural economics', however, a newly evolved invisible hand
has been imagined, whereby such nebulous phenomena as the 'mood ofthe ...
Robert Rowland Smith, 2011
9
New People Strategies for the British Armed Forces
This can be demoralisingly extortionate: for example, in 1998, a £2 million
recruitment programme for the Special Constabulary resulted in a national net
increase of just six Special Constables, partly because the accompanying
wastage rate ...
Alex Alexandrou, Richard Bartle, Richard Holmes, 2001
10
Wisdom and Innocence: A Life of G. K. Chesterton
Ethel is described as 'a quite demoralisingly kind girl. When Christwas made
everybody's brother, Miss Ethel Blogg was made everybody's sister.' Frances was
a harmony ingreenand brown.There issome gold somewhere init,but cannot be ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DEMORALISINGLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
demoralisingly is used in the context of the following news items.
Movie star ... Tim Curry is best known for his role in The Rocky …
... night during his Broadway debut for the show, the star remembered it as “very exciting” but found the show's critics demoralisingly harsh. «NEWS.com.au, Jun 15»
India's most exciting sporting event is not from cricket, it's the football …
And all this, quite demoralisingly, in an I-league season that really couldn't have been more unpredictable and exciting to follow. A dramatic ... «Scroll.in, May 15»
Everton v Manchester United: Shaw's nudge for Van Gaal and more …
On the other side, Shaw had to compensate for Young's inadequate wing play and, demoralisingly for Van Gaal, their replacements, Angel di ... «Manchester Evening News, Apr 15»
Sochi 2014: Elise Christie ends her miserable Games by being …
... to credit, Elise Christie's nightmare Winter Games came to a conclusion which was as ineffably sad as it was demoralisingly predictable. «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 14»
Pay for progress
However, it would be completely justified to assume that it is an amount that is not demoralisingly low and is adequate for a family of a ... «DhakaTribune, Nov 13»
The 39 Steps iPad app: review
You click through to a single line of text, then back to a menu, on to another single line, and so, demoralisingly, on. The whole thing is gummed ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 13»
India v England: live
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demoralisingly constant presence <a href="http://search.twitter.com/search?q=IndvEng" target="_blank">#IndvEng</a>< ...
«Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 13»
Let's Wrestle, Tigercats, Omi Palone, The Lexington
After all, if record shops still existed, most rock bands of recent years would eventually find themselves shelved under the demoralisingly dusty ... «The Arts Desk, Nov 12»
Remembering David Hookes
He returned in the New Year, but scored just 1 and 3 in a demoralisingly heavy defeat by Western Australia. By the time he played next, at the ... «Cricket Web, May 12»
Tennis Players React To Novak Djokovic's Win Over Rafael Nadal
... gets hit by mono, loses winning momentum and and is crushed by nadal demoralisingly! then only people realise the simple fact that even ... «Tennis-X.com, Jan 12»
