10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FLEETINGLY»
Discover the use of
fleetingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fleetingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Music Therapy in Children's Hospices: Jessie's Fund in Action
Readings from inspiring poems, popular songs or extracts from books, and an
address by the Director of Care, form the next section of the service, followed by
the second song, 'Fleetingly Known Yet Ever Remembered', sung to the tune of ...
Mercedes Pavlicevic, Victoria Wood, 2005
2
The First Bewildering Stories Anthology
I will think of you, if only fleetingly — surely fleetingly — whenever I summon the
passions of the hundreds of grateful women hikers my future holds. Their shrill
cries of pleasure will remind me — fleetingly, fleetingly, fleetingly — of you.
3
Theories of Reading: Books, Bodies, and Bibliomania
One reads everything in a higgledy-piggledy fashion without aim, one savours
nothing and devours everything, nothing is put in its proper order, and everything
is read fleetingly and just as fleetingly then forgotten, which with some of course
is ...
4
Birmingham Medical Review
always fleeting, and nothing acute or subacute Exposure does not depress the
constitution, except very fleetingly Damp, east winds, fogs, etc., dj not in any way
depress the constitution, except fleetingly, and I should say on account of the ...
... argues that through its vividly realistic dioramas representing current
celebrities and events the wax museum fed on the impressions and realities
already fleetingly enshrined in the press.90 Both drew a public by offering a
panoply of current ...
Hendrik de Vries, Samuel Weber, 2001
6
Good Morning, Mr. Mandela: A Memoir
The question must be asked whether Mandela's office is managing his diary
correctly to ensure that he not only attends fleetingly to issues and events but
stays long enough not to be seen to bejust passing through. Easier said than
done.
7
A Cognitive Theory of Consciousness
goal-images are still broadcast globally, but more and more fleetingly. Naturally
this hypothesis must be tested (see 7.9.1). If goal-images become more and more
briefly available with practice, the previously discussed studies by Langer and ...
8
Nation, Language, and the Ethics of Translation
As the tangent fleetingly touches (flüchtig berührt) the circle only in one point and
as it is this touching (Berührung), not the point, that governs its trajectory into the
infinite, so the translation touches the original fleetingly and only in the infinitely ...
Sandra Bermann, Michael Wood, 2005
9
Antiquity and the Meanings of Time: A Philosophy of Ancient ...
He adopts both the human and the God's-eye viewpoint, but only inhabits the
concept fleetingly ('a little of the sense of that'), whereas in the world of Nineteen
Eighty-Four or of aspirant globalisation, the hypothetical and the interrogative are
to ...
10
Freud's Schreber Between Psychiatry and Psychoanalysis: On ...
The last two hundred and twelve years of the earth's life had run out, he believed,
and he was the only real human being left, the rest being only fleetingly
improvised men (DW, pp. 71, 91; M, pp. 85, 97). Conversely, he saw his own
death ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FLEETINGLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
fleetingly is used in the context of the following news items.
Barresi, Borren fiftes give Netherlands big win
The run rate was over nine when he walked out and he made sure it fell only fleetingly. After relying on singles early on, he let loose with two ... «ESPNcricinfo.com, Jul 15»
Amy review: Poignant portrait of Amy Winehouse's talent, an elegy to …
... Morris, who the film seems to suggest was able to fleetingly play the role of the caring father figure Winehouse had longed for in her life. «Firstpost, Jul 15»
FR3.5: Rowland beats Stockinger to pole
Manor Formula 1 driver Roberto Merhi will start fifth for Pons, ahead of Stoneman's DAMS teammate Nyck de Vries, who fleetingly held ... «Racer, Jul 15»
Who is restricted by the First Amendment? Differentiating between …
I even thought fleetingly about the despicable tabloids who publish trash about celebrities and other public figures in the name of press ... «Abugidainfo, Jul 15»
A Son Given Up for Adoption Is Found After Half a Century, and …
It is the voice of the son for so long lost — and, so very fleetingly, found. Correction: July 10, 2015. An earlier version of a picture caption with ... «New York Times, Jul 15»
There's 'Comedy Tonight' at local theatre
... eventually all three white-costumed “virgins” meet in a scene that is fleetingly reminiscent of the famous “I Love Lucy” Harpo Marx episode. «Bay Net, Jul 15»
Naturally Indoors> Nasty Gal
... moved to LA from San Francisco, its founders weren't looking for a space that would be—like much of the fashion world— fleetingly trendy. «The Architect's Newspaper, Jul 15»
'Call me Pepe': Exclusive interview with new Marbella mayor Jose …
However with a strong support network (I meet his father-in-law fleetingly who insists on paying the tab), good intentions and 'absolutely no ... «Olive Press, Jul 15»
Could this be the new GoT?
Magic comes to him fleetingly, only after years of study. Strange is Amadeus, spontaneous, creative and reckless. It comes easily to him. Norrell ... «New Zealand Herald, Jul 15»
MIFF to feature the work of underground young American directors
... and fleetingly intimate low-key drama premiering at the Sundance Film Festival that would claim emotional redemption for the protagonist. «Sydney Morning Herald, Jul 15»
