10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MALADROITLY»
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maladroitly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
maladroitly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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City: Rediscovering the Center
It is difiicult to design an urban space so maladroitly that people will not use it, but
there are many such spaces. On a larger scale, there are big blank walls, whole
blockfronts of them, fortresslike megastructures; atriums; and enclosed malls.
Addressing the assembly ( March the 8th) on the affair of Aix, which town,
agitated by the royalists, the people of Marseilles had invaded and subdued, he
maladroitly censured the general officer who had not opposed the Marseillais,
and ...
countries nearest to us: it holds possession of so maladroitly brought before the
chamber is transi l . (which is probably her habitual temperament,) and while.
with the dark of a man in the pride and power of life; the gorgeous dahlias, and
other ...
4
The Ghosts of Martyrs Square: An Eyewitness Account of ...
The reason why once pro-Syrian politicians turned against Syria, or at least tried
to rebalance their relationship with it, was that Damascus had transgressed the
unwritten stipulations of their contract: It had too maladroitly, too overtly, flaunted
...
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The Pocket Oxford Dictionary and Thesaurus
2 (of a person) unable to adapt to or cope with the demands of a social
environment, no mal-ad-just'ment n. • 2 unstable, neurotic, disturbed, unbalanced
. mal«a«droit /mabdroyt/ adj. clumsy; bungling, no maladroitly adv. mal-a- droit'
ness n.
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Romans in a New World: Classical Models in Sixteenth-century ...
A striking early instance was offered by Martin Fernandez de Enciso, a lawyer
who was prominently, though maladroitly, involved in the settlement of the
Isthmus of Darien. Upon his return to Spain, he published in 1519 his Suma de
geografia, ...
7
The Tempting of America
They are defined as a class because they work, however adroitly or maladroitly,
with words and ideas. For reasons that will be discussed, they tend to have
values antagonistic to a traditional, bourgeois society. It is not too much to say
that ...
8
The Path Not Taken: French Industrialization in the Age of ...
Even more maladroitly, Napoleon's policies maintained the regulations that
hampered the exchange of goods in Continental Europe.103 Closing the borders
of Prussia, those of several allies in the Confederation of the Rhine, and those of
...
9
Women and Community in Oman
Christine Eickelman. not know well, looked at me sternly and asked, "Why don't
you wear a tunic and pantaloons like us? It is forbidden [\mram] by the Quran not
to wear pants." I maladroitly answered that she could not say it is haram because
...
Christine Eickelman, 1984
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A Heart at Fire's Center: The Life and Music of Bernard Herrmann
... impressionist school, received scant mention, two exceptions being the New
York Herald Tribune ("Mr. Hermann's [sic] quartet dealt atonally and not
maladroitly with a sustained, dominating theme and a more energetic subsidiary
theme")51 ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MALADROITLY»
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maladroitly is used in the context of the following news items.
The World This Week: Greek Crisis Marks End of Debt Era
Needless to say, the new government is inexperienced and has handled the country's creditors maladroitly. However, the creditors themselves ... «Fair Observer, Jul 15»
An Irishman's Diary on an execution in Paris
Not far away to the west Roger Degueldre, having been judicially and most maladroitly shot dead, was settling into his cold new billet against ... «Irish Times, Jun 15»
Why Turkey will be the first of the emerging market dominoes to fall
... state of affairs, as evidenced by the economic swoon all five countries experienced when the Fed – somewhat maladroitly – signalled in 2013 ... «City A.M., Jun 15»
Early Buddhist Teachings
Now two years older and nearer my end than ever before I realize that I cannot possibly rest in peace without doing however maladroitly, the ... «The Island.lk, May 15»
The Gargoyle: Family squabbles, immortal words and causes célèbres
But then Trudeau maladroitly uttered what will soon lead campaign ad clips countrywide: “Mr. Speaker, benefiting every single family is not ... «Ottawa Citizen, May 15»
Lichtenstein: The King Of All Spin — Nets' General Manager …
... president of the WNBA's New York Liberty, made the media rounds, including on WFAN, to maladroitly defend his on- and off-the-court record ... «CBS Local, May 15»
The Middle East's Pivot to Asia
The Obama administration fought the establishment of the AIIB (seeking to bully allies into staying out of it) so ineffectively and maladroitly that ... «Foreign Policy, Apr 15»
Quiet gems vs. star-driven musical muddles in the rush of openings …
The other Broadway is made of flimsier material: gussied-up celebrity vehicles, brand-name movies maladroitly reengineered into musicals and ... «Washington Post, Apr 15»
Open government is a state of mind
Instead of questions about Medicaid expansion and funding of the "low income pool" for hospitals, Crisafulli maladroitly changed the subject to, ... «Tallahassee.com, Apr 15»
David Cameron Borrows From Harper's Election Playbook
And it appears that Milliband may walk into Cameron's trap as maladroitly as Dion did Harper's. It may even be the case that the Liberal ... «Huffington Post Canada, Apr 15»
