10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLANCINGLY»
Discover the use of
glancingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
glancingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Contemporary Russian Poetry: An Anthology
An Anthology Evgeniĭ Bunimovich, J. Kates. [civilization grazed glancingly]
Civilization grazed glancingly against the forest brooding in its frosty pall, and
glancingly against the darling pup wagging expectantly just off the trail. She
scented wolf ...
Evgeniĭ Bunimovich, J. Kates,
2008
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A Critical Exposition of the third chapter of Paul's Epistle ...
It seems to be more natural, however, to suppose, that the Ap0stle,—though not
improbably alluding glancingly to that peculiarity of our complex nature which
renders us specially liable to fall before temptations,—had, on the whole, no very
...
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The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
Swijl. * GLANCINGLY. adv. [from glace.} Is oblique broken manner ; transiently.—
Sir Rids Hawkins hath done something in this kind, I brokenly and glancingly,
intending chkfljn course of his own voyage. HaiewiJl m Prn. (1,) * GLAND, n. /.
Encyclopaedia Perthensis,
1807
Shakespeare's way of describing his ambition has a hint of anxiety to it, as it just
glancingly suggests that hours might still be 'idle' even when they are filled with
the scribbling work of writing poetry.41 The senses of 'idle' in this period extend ...
Stephen Orgel, Sean Keilen,
1999
As it happens, I know Jonnie glancingly, because of Lou. Back when she was
working on Lou's book, Jonnie's marriage began to fray, and she asked Lou who
there was to speak with in town. Lou knew only me. My practice was full, but I ...
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CLIFFORD GEERTZ IN MOROCCO
Of the many aspects of Clifford Geertz's work that have intrigued me over the
years one, at this time, stands out: as far as I can tell, he never directly addressed
questions related to humour in society and only glancingly referred to humour in
...
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Emerson's Transcendental Etudes
The idea of indirection is not to invite us to strike glancingly, as if to take a
sideswipe; it is instead to invite us, where called for, to be struck, impressed. (The
Greek word naming the river of forgetfulness, which may be translated to mean
hidden, ...
Stanley Cavell, David Justin Hodge,
2003
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The Rise of Encyclopedicity in Monolingual English ...
The greatest change Webster made in the quotations was his practice of giving a
citation by author only, often without even a phrase to back it up, as in the entry
for glancingly, given here for purposes of demonstration: GLANCINGLY, adv.
The fascinating characters that roam across the pages of Emma Donoghue's stories have all gone astray: they are emigrants, runaways, drifters, lovers old and new.
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Health/Policy Advisory Center Bulletin
Problems of the medical profession and the health-care system themselves have
been acknowledged only glancingly, if at all. What follows will consider the
profession's and the system's reactions to the crisis, surface and subterranean,
and ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GLANCINGLY»
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glancingly is used in the context of the following news items.
Postcard From The End Of America — Ashley , PA
... resort just to glancingly experience America , bible thumpers who are bracing for the Great Whore of Revelation… If the pay wasn't piss poor, ... «CounterCurrents.org, Jul 15»
Limited Legacy
... including for sports of which most Winnipeggers were only glancingly aware. (At the time, handball organizers told the Free Press while fans ... «Winnipeg Free Press, Jul 15»
Object Lessons by George Loudon review – small but spectacular …
As to what exactly that charm consists of, he is pretty clear that for him it is only glancingly concerned with an object's backstory. In this his ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Nutty Nhleko and the Qunu firepool
... on Nkandla in the past five years, few have ventured to compare it with Mandela's retirement home in Qunu at all, and then only glancingly. «Mail & Guardian Online, Jul 15»
Monsters, Inc. (2001) — PICK
Up touches glancingly on the heartbreak of miscarriage and the inability to have children, as well as the anxious stubbornness of the elderly to ... «National Catholic Register, Jun 15»
Exhibit examines wartime's lethal homophobia
The exhibit touches only glancingly on the treatment of lesbians, but notes that women were prized as wives and mothers for a nation that faced ... «The Villager, Jun 15»
Mistaking the Symptom for the Disease
Ben-Shahar and Schneider glancingly acknowledge that disclosure's failure has something to do with the choices Americans daily face. «RegBlog, Jun 15»
Stephanie Grace: Candidates for Louisiana governor are courting …
Angelle glancingly mentioned just one substantive goal in his ad — one that rarely appears on GOP platforms — and afterward was vague ... «The New Orleans Advocate, Jun 15»
Pernicious (Movie Review)
All of these issues are touched upon to various degrees - some glancingly, some droningly - though never to satisfying ends. More often than not, when an ... «JoBlo.com, Jun 15»
'Seven Good Years' Remembers Tiny Moments Writ Exquisitely Large
Particularly for Keret, who'll undoubtedly write his down (referring to me glancingly as "an odd American book critic I was meant to have a drink ... «WFAE, Jun 15»