10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FLOWERINESS»
Discover the use of
floweriness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
floweriness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Ironies of Oneness and Difference: Coherence in Early ...
“Dirtiness” is excluded from the coherence “floweriness,” if this coherence is
made explicit, defined, seen as intelligible as such. But the coherence of flower
requires coherence with non~flower—dirtiness—to be coherent. Seeking
floweriness ...
2
Evil And/or/as the Good: Omnicentrism, Intersubjectivity and ...
The closer one gets to pure X, the more X is destroyed, since X was really
explicitly X on the basis of tacit non- X. One becomes aware of a flower as a
flower, and therefore desires floweri- ness, as the exclusion of non-floweriness.
But flower is ...
3
Writing Without Teachers
Or sometimes the floweriness did seem to be the culprit but in a peculiar way: he
was having such fun writing it and any reader who was in the right frame of mind
could also have fun reading it. But I, in my writing, can't have fun with this kind of ...
She also falls completely under the spell of Will Hand, who speaks with “that
eloquent and self-conscious floweriness only men of Will's generation could get
away with” (93). This floweriness really comes across more as portentousness, ...
Mark Busby, Terrell Dixon, 2009
I bent, and smelled the floweriness of wine in his shoulder—swiftly he licked the
long shining narrow stream. "It's what theydo in Sicily for first aid, the country
people—to stop a virgin's bleeding, obtain the fresh-sucked saliva of the head of
a ...
6
The Last Poems of D.H. Lawrence: Shaping a Late Style
adopt a different kind of language employed by Lawrence) 'floweriness' that is
established in the 'Nettles' notebook poems as an ideal associated both with life
and death. Flowers 'achieve their own floweriness and it is a miracle' (CP 683), ...
7
The World Book of Whiskey
In good bourbon you notice the sweet, clean smell of ripe grain ; in Canadian a
mild floweriness. All these qualities announce themselves to the membranes of
the nose before the first sip is taken. Pungent: All whiskies are pungent to the ...
8
Where the Great German Wines Grow: A Guide to the Leading ...
Blume (floweriness) — The agreeable natural scent of a wine. Commonly
associated expressions are edle Blume (noble floweriness), feine Blume (fine
floweriness), and zarte Blume (delicate floweriness) . Bukett is a more complete
scent ...
9
Robert Lawrence Balzer's Private Guide to Food & Wine
Comment: Lacking the dominant, White Riesling floweriness in bouquet, thin of
body, tart, and dry. I rate it below the panel's high appraisal. Interesting wine.
Clean. 7. 1971 Mirassou Monterey-Santa Clara 3.75 16.9 A— Johannisberg
Riesling.
Robert Lawrence Balzer, 1972
10
Culture,Education,And Development in South Africa: ...
The floweriness of the different flowers is expressed in their very diversity. But
there is cross-fertilization between them. And what is more, they all contain in
themselves a better tomorrow. The selective or even the total application of these
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FLOWERINESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
floweriness is used in the context of the following news items.
Blueberries and whiskey together? Why not?
The flavors of the blueberry, the caramel of the Maker's 46, and the sweet floweriness of the elderflower liqueur come together to make a ... «Mother Nature Network, Jul 15»
Ron Moody dies at 91, but he will always be Oliver's Fagin
He was determined to replace 'the wash of watered-down cockney modernity' favoured by Bart and return to the sinister floweriness of Dickens' ... «Daily Mail, Jun 15»
Warren Gerds/Critic at Large: Review: Manitowoc Symphony …
It's sweet, elegant, bright, sunny – with the violins (pardon the floweriness) wound into an intricate fabric of musical tapestry. Again, Wildman ... «WeAreGreenBay.com, Apr 15»
Theater Review: A Month in the Country Whizzes Right By
... shockingly modern, and not just because John Christopher Jones's colloquial translation eliminates the floweriness and patronymics in favor ... «Vulture, Jan 15»
Nature by design
Nor do I know whether or not these magnificent swathes of intense floweriness can be effectively recreated at the garden scale. Rest assured ... «The Guardian, Jan 15»
6 Tips for Indian Managers New to America
But to be most effective, you should strip out verbosity and floweriness from most business communications ("First of all, it is a pleasure and ... «Huffington Post, Dec 14»
Agalinis Acuta, Phantom Flower
Because of this fragility and ephemerality—as well as the flower's intense pinkness—Simun considers the acuta the epitome of floweriness. «The New Yorker, Oct 14»
Proust's translator CK Scott Moncrieff is the focus of new biography
... and Scott Moncrieff treated English as if it contained the elegance and floweriness of French, just as his Roland borrowed on the assonance ... «The Australian, Oct 14»
Chasing Lost Time: The Life of CK Scott Moncrieff by Jean Findlay …
Proust died in 1922, long before the project was complete, impressed by the rendering down while deprecating its occasional floweriness and ... «The Guardian, Sep 14»
Listening for the true notes in the hills of Donegal
... poetry (excepting our beloved President, who redeems the ragged coat of our public life with his effervescent post-political floweriness). «Irish Independent, Jul 14»
