10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DOVELIKE»
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dovelike in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dovelike and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The MRCP PACES Handbook
Dovelike in behaviour, they are gentle! They encourage, they flatter, they
appreciate your efforts, they build your confidence, and they let you fly. Doves are
positive and optimistic. They praise your thorough examinations, they ask
sensible ...
2
Handbook of International Banking
In contrast, a more dovelike central bank can be recognized by a high-inflation
record combined with lower unemployment. But as familiar results from the game
-theoretical analyses of situations with incomplete information suggest, strategic ...
A. W. Mullineux, Victor Murinde, 2003
3
Commentary on the New Testament: Intended for popular use
But at any rate, the mode of his baptism was such as to make it the symbol and
picture of the spiritual bap- tisnKwhich forthwith descended upon him in dovelikfl
form. And he saw — That is, Jesus saw the dovelike Spirit. And John says that he
...
Daniel Denison Whedon, 1860
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An analytical dictionary of the English language
To Dovetail was once to Culvertail, and Culverhouse was a Dovecot ;
pedantically termed a Columbary, from the Latin Columbarium. Dovelike, for
gentleness of manner, may be still written ; but Dovish and Doveship are
completely obsolete.
Plump, dovelike shape with small black bill and large black eyes. P: glistening
turquoise blue with black feather bases showing through here and there; dark
wine red throat and mid. belly; wings black, flight feathers edged blue, tail rather
short ...
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An analytical dictionary of the English language, in which ...
Pigeonhearted diners from Dovelike, because it expresses no other quality but
timidity. Pigeon- i.ivered is Dovelike, but adds the idea of a cause for the
disposition. The Pigeon has no gall-bladder, and, therefore, the secretions of its
liver are, ...
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An analytical Dictionary of the english language: in which ...
Pigeonhearted diners from Dovelike, because it expresses no other quality but
timidity. Pigeon- livered is Dovelike, but adds the idea of a cause for the
disposition. The Pigeon has no gall-bladder, and, therefore, the secretions of its
liver are, ...
8
Professions of Taste: Henry James, British Aestheticism, and ...
Here, as throughout this portion of the novel, the terms of Milly's perception of
others and of her fashioning of herself are melded together; but as part of that
process, Milly internalizes aspects of Kate and Aunt Maud's "dovelike" behavior
that ...
9
Game Theory and the Social Contract: Playing fair
Two dovelike birds share whatever resource is in dispute. A hawkish bird chases
off a dovelike bird. These characteristics are built into the payoff table for the
Hawk-Dove Game given in Figure 2.1 (a). Although the imaginary species of bird
...
12 Sweet moans. dovelike sighs, Chase not slumber from thy eyes. Sweet moans
. sweeter smiles. All the dovelike moans beguiles. 16 The lines are in the form of
a benediction, and a hope that the infant may sleep undisturbed, despite the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DOVELIKE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
dovelike is used in the context of the following news items.
From surreal to sexual
The dovelike bird, with colorful markings, was estimated as having a population of from three to five billion when Europeans first arrived in this ... «The Recorder, Jun 15»
Hillary Clinton is not alone these days. Are women finally taking over …
More hawkish than Mr Obama or the dovelike vice president, Joe Biden, she backed the invasion of Afghanistan, while US action in Libya has ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 15»
Grand Hotel Tremezzo on Lake Como, Italy, Lives up to Its Name
My room (above) was done in velvety, dovelike shades of gray and gray-green, accented in gold, with a terrace where it is possible to block out ... «Huffington Post, Mar 15»
The Jet Set Life of Karl Lagerfeld's Favorite Male Model — for Now
He pointed out a large gray hawk of a plane that stood off to the side of the slighter, dovelike jets. “It's the same one that Oprah has,” Brad said. «New York Times, Jan 15»
The Berlin Wall's Fall, Commemorated by Light
7 after sunset and released in dovelike fashion on Sunday evening at 7 to coincide with a performance of part of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony ... «New York Times, Sep 14»
Shy yet beautiful
... common name and the scientific name, hoopoe (Upupa epops) mimic the birds' rather dovelike call. Besides being the national bird of Israel, ... «The Hindu, Aug 14»
Columbines can add burst of colour — and butterflies — to your …
In contrast, the common name is derived from the Latin “columbia”, which means “dovelike”, as the arched spurs and spreading sepals, ... «Calgary Herald, Jun 14»
The Hermitage's Mikhail Piotrovsky on hosting Manifesta
You might expect a dovelike approach to the situation in Ukraine but Piotrovsky makes no secret of his support for Putin. “I do support the policy ... «Financial Times, Jun 14»
The New Frontier of Urban Wildlife
With more dovelike qualities, we, too, might “assume the wings of contemplation and fly to heaven.” But it's not all moralizing. There are hundreds of sweet, ... «Utne Reader Online, Sep 13»
Defining the Doctor: Vengeance on Varos
The Sixth Doctor was the darkest in my view and he was less of the pacifistic and dovelike Time Lord that we had gotten used to, striving to stop ... «Doctor Who TV, Jun 13»
