10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISENCHANTINGLY»
Discover the use of
disenchantingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
disenchantingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Those repetitive phrasings which Maeterlinck uses with such effect (though
sometimes disenchantingly) in La Princesse Maleine, Les Avmgles, L'Intruse, Les
Sept Princesses, and Pelleas et Melisande, are also much affected by him in
these ...
... drama signifies action, whenever and wherever found in life. Theatric means
show, spectacular effects, belonging to a certain class of exhibitions. Speech may
be charmingly dramatic or disenchantingly theatric. The dramatic UTTERANCE.
... the mechanical substitute for artTh°5e 1'ePeti*»iVe phrasings which
Maeterlinck uses with such eiiect (th°11gh sometimes disenchantingly) in La
Princesse Maleine, L68 Aveugles, L'I'nt'mwe, Les Sept Princesses, and Pélléas
et Melisande, ...
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Werner's Magazine: A Magazine of Expression
Speech may be charmingly dramatic or disenchantingly theatric. The dramatic
language of a mode of utterance refers to the action of an utterance ; and through
this action one may study the cause, so that he may bring in the proper utterance
...
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Transactions of the National Association for the Promotion ...
Let it never be read carelessly, blunderingly, dissonantly to the ear,
disenchantingly to the mind. I cannot doubt but that the religious instincts are by
no means dormant in the child, but they require to be sagaciously dealt with. I do
not mean to ...
National Association for the Promotion of Social Science (Great Britain), George Woodyatt Hastings, Sir Edwin Pears, 1863
6
Otia; poems, essays, and reviews
... though he gained the rapidity of movement at which he aimed, the chivalric
associations of the metre were too disenchantingly incongruous. Against Swiftian
couplets no such objection is to be made, and we suppose that translators have ...
Armine Thomas Kent, Harold Hodge, 1905
7
Spain and Its People: A Record of Recent Travel ...
Sixty columns were levelled to make room for an enormous construction of nearly
two hundred feet in length, whose heavy pilasters, lofty roofs, Gothic and Greco-
Roman ornaments contrast most disenchantingly with the Moorish style of the ...
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The sweet South [impressions of Spain].
The second time it is not so ; not that there is much to complain of, but — a but is
allowed to creep in ; a but or two, perhaps, are found intruding themselves
somewhat disenchantingly, even as those little black, living atoms are seen
creeping ...
Emmeline Charlotte E. Stuart Wortley (lady.), 1856
9
Pierre; Or, The Ambiguities
But whither now ? he disenchantingly interrogated himself. Where would you go
? A million to one, those deaf old spinsters can tell you nothing you burn to know.
Deaf old spinsters are not used to be the depositaries of such mystical secrecies
...
Only a woman who was tired — a woman who'd like to imagine she was little and
cared for, instead of being big and disenchantingly self-reliant. And I don't want to
do big things, or lead movements — merely to slip away 72 MY BROTHER'S ...
Charles Tenney Jackson, 1910
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DISENCHANTINGLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
disenchantingly is used in the context of the following news items.
Polish prospects in the May 2014 elections
The expected turnout in Poland is disenchantingly low and significantly lower than the European average of 43 per cent. In 2009 it reached ... «Open Democracy, Feb 14»
London Film Festival 2011 Review: DRAGONSLAYER
The problem is that in achieving this goal it is also a disenchantingly dull, overly self-indulgent portrait of a figure that is nearly impossible to ... «WhatCulture!, Oct 11»
