10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INELEGANCY»
Discover the use of
inelegancy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
inelegancy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Issues in Vowel Harmony: Proceedings of the CUNY Linguistics ...
Hetzron states (p.85) that the main advantage of the macrosegment-initial marker
in Hungarian is that it is primarily a descriptive device whose occasional
inelegancy does nothing but reflect the inelegancy of the system itself. Hetzron
does not ...
Robert Michael Vago, 1980
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A Course of Lectures on the Principal Subjects in ...
'aye-ction; from the inelegancy oft/Jesbrt'ptare style: PART Vs. nature, Dear. xxii.
20, 21. (7.) The law by which bastard: in all their generations Were excluded from
the congregation of tbe Lord, i. e. probably from the liberty of worshipping ...
Philip Doddridge, Samuel Clark, 1763
3
The Christian Repository
Notwithstanding we are "not to be surprised at any inelegancy as it respects a
grammatical construction ; as it must appear, the author can lay no just claim or
pretension to the polish of mental improvement." We read the preface of this work
...
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The American Baptist Magazine, and Missionary Intelligencer
To the 1st objection, which asserts that inelegancy of style is the necessary ...
with an earnest delivery produces more effect than a good one without it And
again, that inelegancy of style is, by no means, necessary to extemporaneous
delivery.
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A Defence of Mr. Boswell's Journal; of a Tour to the ...
... La Mancha kind, but your expectations were very Quixotic indeed. Such, Sir,
being the complexion of your judgment, it is not astonishing, that you should
discover, this fame Journal to be remarkable for ^ inelegancy " inelegancy of style
.
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The Baptist Missionary Magazine
And again, that inelegancy of style is, by no means, necessary to
extemporaneous delivery. A 2d objection, the want of method, and a 3d,
barrenness of thought, are obviated much in the same manner. The 4th objection
is, that this mode of ...
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The works of... P. Doddridge [ed. by E. Williams and E. ...
Objections from Inelegancy — Want of Method — Obscurity, Kc. § I. Prop. JL O
propose and answer some other objections) against the inspiration of scripture,
taken from the general manner in which the books of it are written, and some
other ...
Philip Doddridge, Edward Williams, Job Orton, 1804
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A dictionary of the Welsh language. [Preceded by] A grammar ...
(annillyn) Inelegancy. Anniilyniad, ». ». — pi. t. au (annillyn) A rendering
inelegant, or ungraceful. Annillynu, e. a. (annillyn) To render Inelegant.
Anniodgar, a. (diodgar) Not given to tippling. Anniodgarwch, ». in. (anniodgar) A
being not given to ...
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The works of the Rev. P. Doddridge
Objections from Inelegancy — Want of Method — Obscurity, Xc. § 1. Prop. JL O
propose and answer some other objections against the inspiration of scripture,
taken from the general manner in which the books of it are written, and some
other ...
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A Course of Lectures on the Principle Subjects in ...
370 Objections from the inelegancy of the scripture style: Part VI. nature, Deut.
xxii. 20, 21. (7:) The law by which bastards in all their generations were excluded
from the ctngregatten of the Lerd, i. e. probably from the liberty of worshipping ...
Philip Doddridge, Rev. Samuel Clark, 1776
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INELEGANCY»
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inelegancy is used in the context of the following news items.
Keeper Owiny misses penalty as URA go out
But just. Just a combination of promise and miscarriage in front of goal. This is an area both teams demonstrated inelegancy, if not amateurism, ... «Daily Monitor, Mar 13»
Predicting the future with astrology
Astrology only falls down through the inelegancy of those that explain it, but it's not their fault. It's the lazy theoreticians who demand that you justify your 'belief'. «Beliefnet.com, Oct 10»
The 3 Glittering Tales Balanchine Tells
There are few ballets that expose more completely her deficiencies and inelegancy of line. In arabesque — the ballerina role here abounds in ... «New York Times, Feb 10»
