10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INVOLUTEDLY»
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involutedly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
involutedly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... far—reaching essence Everywhere as intent; moreover, even the fingertips Of
time, cannot read grace; a source free for faith is known Like old ones of
yesterages; now, belief has changed Namely, involutedly into invisibility: robes of
silence.
curls, vineringlets, weddingrings, fledgling feathers, tufts of down, blown wisps—
waved or fell, waved over or up or involutedly, or strayed, loose and downward,
in the form of small silken paws,hardlyany ofthemmuch thickerthan a crayon ...
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Boethius's In Ciceronis Topica
A sign is put next to these [316/1088] and is something like the converse of a
definition; for as a definition unfolds what a sign designates involutedly, so a sign
enfolds and indicates in an un- differentiated way what a definition reveals and ...
Boethius, Eleonore Stump, 2004
It is curious that leaves usually curl involutedly to protect the upper surface when
under moisture stress. As the transpiration rate is about equal from both sur-
faces, it immaterial which way the leaves curl(29). It has been estimated that a
fully ...
5
Double Falsehood: Third Series
Theobald is not known to have worked on Edward III, however, so this passage
was presumably not available to him. John Fletcher was himself very fond of
involutedly self-reflexive expressions. In Philaster, Philaster says of Arathusa: 'Is
she ...
William Shakespeare, Brean Hammond, 2010
6
Cross-Cultural Reckonings: A Triptych of Russian, American ...
Even an involutedly plotted melodrama would not have produced the ironies that
ensued from the young anarchists' action. Frick lived; Berkman was convicted as
a criminal; and the "great suffering people" for whom he was sacrificing his life ...
7
Women of Influence in Contemporary Music: Nine American ...
... but it is also closely linked to her paradigmatic model of a relationship between
lovers—holding hands, but side by side, and gazing out into the world—rather
than being turned involutedly to one another, gazing into each other's eyes.
8
An Unremarkable Man: A Survivor's Story
My favorite part of the report was, “The tumor was involutedly onto itself...The
mass was then totally removed.” His report paralleled my view of the tumor. It was
a disgraceful, revolting and disgusting aberration of degenerate living tissue that
...
9
Shakespeare's Possible Worlds
Far more importantly, Shakespeare conceives of substance, of life, as repeatedly,
involutedly doubled, flush with change and counter-change: and words, luckily or
inevitably, have a coordinate structure. It is no surprise that Shakespeare ...
Suspended so thin in air through the grenacious and sultry thoughts of where the
years have taken when frizzled and frantic pain throbs my heart as if paralytic
drippings of rain involutedly robbing me with unsounding emergence of ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INVOLUTEDLY»
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involutedly is used in the context of the following news items.
The Mirror Man: Treating Phantom Limb Pain With a Very Simple …
... called Phantomschmerz) and an actor (involutedly playing body double for the actor portraying him in the film). He's done competitive cycling, ... «Pacific Standard, Aug 14»
DoJ Files Sealed Charges Against Benghazi Attackers
They weave their web – of theories, of regulations, of the involutedly just so stories that are Marxist analysis – and then they see the world only ... «Wizbang, Aug 13»
Psychotic jest and infinite reactions: How David Foster Wallace didn …
I call it I-Rock, even though I just made up the name, because most of it is so relentlessly, involutedly egocentric that you finally actually stop ... «Nieman Journalism Lab at Harvard, Aug 11»
DVD of the Week: Last Year at Marienbad
Whatever else Resnais succeeded in doing with this extraordinarily beautiful, sleek, entrancing, involutedly funny and shiveringly erotic movie, ... «New Yorker, Mar 11»
