10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIFFIDENTLY»
Discover the use of
diffidently in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
diffidently and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Background of Social Reality: Selected Contributions ...
A can try diffidently only in the absence of certainty that he will not try toj (it is
possible to try confidently to try diffidently, but it is not possible to try diffidently to
try diffidently, yet it is possible to try diffidently to try confidently to try diffidently,
and ...
Michael Schmitz, Beatrice Kobow, Hans Bernhard Schmid, 2013
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Giggles in the Middle: Caught'ya! Grammar with a Giggle for ...
29. diffidently earnestly 3 Paragraphs and poem - 3 new speakers (last one
narrator) Types of Sentences - simple; simple: simple; compound; compound in
poem Punctuation - " around short works; note normal punctuation in poem
Commas ...
Alfred, this is Kenny. Marjorie. (Somewhat catty.) Alfred, have you ever seen such
a madhouse? You'll have to pardon the mess. (Alfred smiles diffidently.) Carol.
He's in the house for three minutes and she's already putting him on the spot.
In the power bloc countries, amongst the great masses of people, such
commonplace questions must be asked diffidently a million times daily as: Is
there going to be war,? Will they use the bomb,? What will the Russians/
Americans do next,?
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The Eclectic review. vol. 1-New [8th]
... works, written against the pro- .testaints, may probably never be read. by ten
persons from this. Mine. forth,. -We-.guess,. though. somewhat. diffidently,. that.
this is an achievement to which Mr. D. has found 3 10 Robinson's Mere's Utopia,
...
... that had been promised for not later than four o'clock, and were still reposing in
a basket by the desk. Caroline. reassured. him. rather. diffidently. Sojourn in India
, where white people of a difierent class are seldom encountered, sometimes ...
7
Priests and Philosophers
The man of science, says Dr. Tait, ought to go on ' honestly, patiently, diffidently,
observing and storing up his observations, and carrying his reasonings
unflinchingly to their legitimate conclusions, convinced that it would be treason to
the ...
8
Township and Borough: Being the Ford Lectures Delivered in ...
Corporateness came of urban life. If I say a few words about the English village of
the oldest time, they will be said very diffidently : the more diffidently because I
feel the temptation to take a side and knowingly yield to it. Admitting that there are
...
Frederic William Maitland, 1898
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The Conductor and Brakeman
Bill approached the Mellen wagon doubtfully, almost diffidently. The girl who had
attracted him sat with her eyes fixed coldly upon the crowd beyond. She talked
steadily to the young girl at her side. Bill came to the wagon and laid his hand ...
Wantley spoke diffidently. ' Undoubtedly that is what the Christian means by the
word, but is there not the higher degree of perfection involved in the French
saint's dictum ?' Downing stopped short ; then, with very fair, albeit old-fashioned,
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DIFFIDENTLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
diffidently is used in the context of the following news items.
Bicycle Safety More Than a Helmet
You diffidently want to wear a helmet. The roads are getting busier out there, so you want to wear a helmet." However, a helmet is not the only ... «KEYC, Jul 15»
The Pulse of Entertainment: Platinum Selling Lyfe Jennings …
“Things are diffidently popping,” Jennings said about his current schedule. “Sometimes it's best not to be ready so when better opportunities come you are ready. «Eurweb.com, Jun 15»
Footitt pushes claims to England's left-arm vacancy
His run-up begins rather diffidently, only gaining speed in his last few strides. When he gets to the crease, his right-arm falls away. It all provides ... «ESPNcricinfo.com, Jun 15»
The legal obstacle before defeating ISIS
... whom would normally downplay anything positive emanating from Tehran, have acknowledged Iran's constructive role, albeit diffidently. «The Hill, Jun 15»
Jason Gillespie: 'England? I've the greatest job in the world'
As he appeared diffidently, nervously at the post-match press conference, his words racing away barely before they had formed on his lips, ... «The Independent, Jun 15»
The blandness – or madness – of King George of NetApp
Do you have an ONTAP courtier who steps aside from the rest and diffidently suggests that ONTAP Edge – the ONTAP-V product turning a ... «The Register, Jun 15»
Coles' five-wicket surge leaves Derbyshire staggering
Footitt begins rather diffidently, only accelerating onto the crease with his last few paces. Even then there seems to be something missing; ... «ESPNcricinfo.com, Jun 15»
André Ayew wins RFI's Prix Marc-Vivien Foe
The side started the 2014-2015 season diffidently taking one point from their opening two fixtures against Bastia and Montpellier. But then there ... «RFI, May 15»
How Jackie O Played Matchmaker to Two of America's Greatest Minds
He diffidently asked Jackie about what he referred to as her Greek period. She answered diffidently, praising the “incomparable” beauty of ... «Vanity Fair, May 15»
What sets LeBron James truly apart? His mind.
Almost diffidently, Pat said she wanted to win the LPGA Player of the Year award. She wanted to have the tour's lowest scoring average. «Fortune, May 15»
