10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LURIDLY»
Discover the use of
luridly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
luridly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
99 cent ebook: Under Western Eyes
“What are the luridly smoky lucubrations of that fellow to the else?” he asked
himself ardently, “could move all that mass inone clear grasp of my intellect?” he
thought. “Isnot this my coun direction? Nothing could. Nothing but a single will.
2
Literary Giants, Literary Catholics
... artist Otto Dix encapsulated the despair and desolation of that nation's
defeated army. The angst and anger of postwar Germany, captured so luridly on
canvas by Dix, was the breeding ground of the hatred that festers and fosters
revolution.
All was darkness and shadow except for that little flame, dancing in the outdoor
breeze and casting red streaks of light luridly around, but most luridly of all, upon
Jonah's looming companion. And what a companion! Neither woman had seen ...
4
Unruly Media: YouTube, Music Video, and the New Digital Cinema
BEYONCE AND LADY GAGA'S “VIDEO PHONE” A lo-res aesthetic hovers over
the video. The grayed-out images of Beyoncé's head against the more luridly
colored ones remind us that we might be, or ought to be, watching on a video
phone.
5
Imagining Early Modern London: Perceptions and Portrayals of ...
On this basis we might argue that far from distancing the reader from the material
being so luridly evoked, at least some of these texts were attempting to induce
their readers to inhabit morally, to apply to their own experience and ...
6
Purple Passages: Pound, Eliot, Zukofsky, Olson, Creeley, and ...
The quatrain is about being hurt, cut, wounded, “castrated,” and full of desire--to
say this luridly, but no more luridly than the poem. Knife cuts through. Things stick
in holes. Spit covers body. Head's left hanging. Hole is in middle. Little boy ...
Rachel Blau DuPlessis, 2012
“What are the luridly smoky lucubrations of that fellow to the else?” he asked
himself ardently, “could move all that mass inone clear grasp of my intellect?” he
thought. “Isnot this my coun direction? Nothing could. Nothing but a single will.
8
A general explication of the ten precepts of the Decalogue ...
... wherefore also the Hells appear as in a Fire luridly reddening according to the
Quality and Quantity of their Hatred, and in a Fire luridly flaming according to the
Quality and Quantity of their Re-^ venge from Hatred, G Inasmuch . f Inasmuch ...
9
Harrap's essential English Dictionary
... it is violent or disgusting: The newpaper gave all the lurid details of the killings.
— adverb luridly: a luridly coloured dress. lurk /l3:k/ verb: lurks, lurking, lurked 1
An animal or person is lurking when they are waiting secretly or in hiding ...
The deep feelings of other people's grief and passion and tragedy—we drew
those things to us; we made them romantic and dreamlike and luridly fascinating.
We made them into stories. You could forget, then, that a girl, a real girl, could
stand ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LURIDLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
luridly is used in the context of the following news items.
The true story that made Rupert Goold jump from stage to screen
“We all luridly focus on murders and murderers but not their victims,” says Goold. “That's one of the questions that the film asks: why?” Tellingly ... «Irish Times, Jul 15»
Simon Danczuk: 'I must have been hell to live with. I'd say horrible …
He is grieving, he says, for the breakdown of his marriage to Karen, the so-called selfie queen, which has played out luridly in the tabloids. «The Times, Jul 15»
The Pope of Latin America
Bolivia's President, Evo Morales, luridly underscored this point during Pope Francis's recent visit there. In a ceremony that was held in front of ... «The New Yorker, Jul 15»
Syrian themes at London's Royal Opera House
Hollywood does make an entrance in Act Three, in the emir's luridly opulent palace, complete with pet falcons. Harps and a loping rhythm ... «Financial Times, Jul 15»
Moving pictures in Sydney galleries
The work is a luridly painted horse head – a chess knight – in a conservative 1950s-era frame. For reasons I will never fully understand, as it is ... «The Saturday Paper, Jul 15»
BC produces bumper crop of blueberries
... and ended up with a grey muddle knows, it takes thought and technique to achieve the full-boded, luridly purple sorbet that sits in the jar. «Vancouver Courier, Jul 15»
Riba Stirling Prize 2015: The shortlisted entries for British …
Most of them are luridly banal architectural tumours implanted in the fabrics of our towns and cities to create commercial or cultural hot spots to ... «The Independent, Jul 15»
Ruth Ellis the last hanged woman in Britain
By their nature, the stories were luridly dramatic, particularly those that ended with the perpetrator going to the gallows. And perhaps the most ... «Troy Media, Jul 15»
Bob Gruen's Legendary Rock Shots Find a Permanent Home
... are taking up a long-term home in the hotel's billiard room, just off the Gold Bar, where they hang alongside Maripol's luridly lovely Polaroids. «Style.com, Jul 15»
BWW Reviews: AMY and Amy Attract 'Till It Hurts
Whether in drug recovery or not, there are plenty of bullying and cruel media personalities and their henchman, the paparazzi, around to luridly ... «Broadway World, Jul 15»
