10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INDOMITABLENESS»
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indomitableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
indomitableness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Relics of the Past: The Collecting and Study of ...
It was only after the Pacification that Araucanians' indomitableness began to be
universally reread as bravery, their primitiveness as freedom. A nearly forgotten
idiom during the years of warfare against the 'barbarians', the image of the 'noble
...
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Moby-Dick by Herman Melville (MAXnotes)
This hump indicates the “indomitableness" of the sperm whale. The next whale
hunt, involving both the lungfrau and the Pequod, illustrates such
indomitableness. The Jungfrau has no oil, and Captain Derrick De Deer
approaches the Pequod ...
There is in true Christian character an indomitableness that cannot be molded or
subdued by adverse circumstances. We must have moral backbone, an integrity
that cannot be flattered, bribed, or terrified. The Ministry of Healing, pp. 497, 498 ...
Ellen Gould Harmon White, 1946
Tennyson, in his justly famous peroration, sweeps us so successfully up into the
same spirit of shared indomitableness (not just perseverance now) that we nearly
always forget to ask just what it is that we are all indomitably doing together.
He was not able to accept fully the implication of his insight that the
indomitableness of the sex drive testifies that sexuality is created by God. He did
not see that sexuality, like any other need, assumes a particular form in a
person's life.
Knud Ejler Løgstrup, 1971
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A concordance to Herman Melville's Moby Dick
Eugene F. Irey, Herman Melville. 313 (71) 15 indolence, n. (1) 74 (16) 38 indolent
, adj. (6) 477 (110) 549 (134) 18 indolently, adv. ( 153 (35) 12 249 (54) 21
indomitable, adj. 348 (80) 18 indomitableness, n 145 (33) 3 348 (80) 17 in-doors,
adv.
Eugene F. Irey, Herman Melville, 1982
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Tribes and State Formation in the Middle East
The power of the khans and ilkhani depended largely on wealth, their contacts
with outside powers (either the Iranian state or Western powers), and their ability
to symbolically manipulate the image of Qashqa'i indomitableness before ...
Philip Shukry Khoury, Joseph Kostiner, 1990
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Steps to the Victorious Walk
The overcoming Christian is not the one who walks around with a "Samson-spirit,
" lying in Delilah's lap, claiming indomitableness. In fact, at this very moment you
may be struggling with an area in your life— as a Christian. But even then you ...
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Ruin the Sacred Truths: Poetry and Belief from the Bible to ...
... difficult for me in childhood than to admit the notion of death as a state
applicable to my own being ... it was not so much from the source of animal
vivacity that my difficulty came as from a sense of the indomitableness of the spirit
within me.
Harold BLOOM, Harold Bloom, 2009
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The Other Writing: Postcolonial Essays in Latin America's ...
Within the Latin context of America, Whitmanesque grandeur comes closer to the
mean than to hyperbole. And within that ever-changing mean, the pertinacity of
indomitableness operates as a deflective strategy that frustrates hegemonic ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INDOMITABLENESS»
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The Bulgarian Brute's fall from indomitableness has been rather hasty, but I must say I am enjoying the humanity we've seen in Rusev ever ... «RollingStone.com, Jun 15»
Not a very comfortable place for "Mad Men"
They still deserve to get embroiled in one even if Hobart is right that their influence over the New York Times is a sign of their indomitableness ... «People's World, May 15»
For a Master of the Past, This Isn't a Nostalgia Tour
The mantle of indomitableness is an impossibly heavy load to carry. On Friday, Woods's announcement eclipsed the potentially history-making ... «New York Times, Apr 15»
No man ever lived his life more fully
To those abroad who found consolation in despair from his indomitableness and caught fire at the flame of his courage, it will always be a ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 15»
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire: Striking where myth meets moment
... Lawrence's gift for projecting unaffected indomitableness. The actress is more expressive here than she was in the first movie, where her lack ... «NDTV, Dec 13»
'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire,' With Jennifer Lawrence
... appears to be more kissing but less mooning about — that fits the material and Ms. Lawrence's gift for projecting unaffected indomitableness. «New York Times, Nov 13»
VOX POPULI: Shozo Tanaka's remark remains true a century after …
Few people befit the word indomitableness better than Tanaka. Katsu Kaishu (1823-1899), who held Tanaka in high esteem, is said to have ... «Asahi Shimbun, Sep 13»
Bald eagles making comeback in Pennsylvania
At a time when America's resilience and indomitableness of spirit are being tested by economic conditions, the Pennsylvania Game ... «Carlisle Sentinel, Jul 12»
Working with Robert Mugabe
Yet no Arab cheer had been forthcoming to celebrate this loud symbol of Arab indomitableness. Worse had happened too. The Americans had ... «New Zimbabwe.com, Feb 11»
The Best of Enemies
It is a testament to the indomitableness of these two men, if not to the entire human spirit, that Malone and Murdoch are still standing and in relative good humor ... «Vanity Fair, Mar 08»
