10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLANGENTLY»
Discover the use of
plangently in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
plangently and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Starting from Happy: A Novel
Total/lrnount ofDate = 107/120 This news came plangently to Imogene, as
plangently as any news had ever come plangently to her. Imogene, you see, had
been under the impression, to the extent Imogene had any impression at all, that
she ...
2
Seopyeonje: The Southerners' Songs
A "song man" blinds his daughter to keep her from following her half-brother, who ran away due to the art's rigorous training.
3
Seopyeonje: The Southerners' Songs
A magic-realist gem, the novel employs epic myth and fantasy to create a fusion of the real and the fantastic.
(3.1) Shylock's repetition of the phrase 'our synagogue' plangently invokes a
special space in which Jews could meet to share their troubles. But 'our'
synagogue may even be there to distinguish one place of worship, the German
synagogue ...
Professor Keir Elam, Professor Robert Henke, Professor Michele Marrapodi, 2013
5
Charles Valentin Alkan: His Life and His Music
The hypnotically repetitive rhythmic motive, strong pedal basses, the plangently
self contained melody and the approach to the final cadence all provide a stable
background for the extraordinary harmonic twists. Perhaps the harmonic ...
6
Hysterical Men: The Hidden History of Male Nervous Illness
Burton rejected the dichotomy between sanity and insanity and asked plangently,
“Who is free from melancholy? Who is not touched more or less in habit or
disposition?”64 Alluding to Willis, Blackmore maintained that the nervous
distempers ...
Mark S MICALE, Mark S Micale, 2009
She would wander from the melody until the split second which the trained ear
knows, and then return with a glorious resolution. Toward the end of her life, what
had been a plangently full voice developed an astringency, a spareness, but she
...
8
The Turned Card: Christianity Before and After the Wall
The liturgy spoke plangently to the novelist as it had, at the end of the tenth
century, to Prince Vladimir's envoys assessing the most suitable religion to adopt
now that he wanted to transform his pagan realm into a European power.
9
Imagining Virginia Woolf: An Experiment in Critical Biography
The irony, which has the potential of ripening into a paradox, is this: Virginia
Woolf is a writer who increased our sense of what writing is by taking away as
much as she bestowed. VOICES Nowhere does this irony resonate more
plangently ...
10
Sanctuary in the Wilderness: A Critical Introduction to ...
These unitary moments, so plangently evoked in the intensity of imaginary
experience, are qualified by the stubborn fact that the hu- man subject is left on
the outside. The effulgence of the starry curtain is so great that the passerby must
shield ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PLANGENTLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
plangently is used in the context of the following news items.
Johnny Marr at Nottingham's Rescue Rooms: Review and setlist
The new songs are sharp and memorable, his guitar playing as plangently melodic and sharply inventive as ever and his band - James Doviak ... «Nottingham Post, Jul 15»
I Like to Watch: Montage of Heck
... a creative life and output that sought to overcome darkness through musical expression is a question the film answers plangently yet brightly. «Weekly Alibi, Jun 15»
Barbara Hannigan in Focus I, Barbican, review: 'shrewd'
She launched the orchestra off in Stravinsky's plangently forlorn introduction (beautifully played by the orchestra), before facing us to take on ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 15»
The way the Senate was
He added plangently, “I mean, they are senators of Canada.” But the era when a senator's honour could be presumed is, as Audcent tacitly ... «Macleans.ca, Apr 15»
SXSW 2015: Twinsters and Moonwalkers
... the era, its shaggy-dog plot making room for some plangently quirky characters and relationships. Johnny (Rupert Grint), a hapless would-be ... «slantmagazine, Mar 15»
First Nighter: Fiennes in Shaw's "Man and Superman," Patrick …
As put on its fleet feet crisply and plangently by Simon Godwin and played with full-on fervor by Fiennes as Don Juan, Indira Varma as Ana. «Huffington Post, Mar 15»
Book review: The Stars like Sand, edited by Tim Jones and PS Cottier
David Adès' travel to "The Three Moons of Tenoa" ends plangently: "how unimaginable a world/with placid seas, and no capacious moons/to ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Feb 15»
Charles: The Heart of a King by Catherine Mayer – digested read
he asks plangently. Camilla smiles knowingly. She has been through this many times before, for this is the very dilemma at the heart of the most ... «The Guardian, Feb 15»
The City of Fallen Angels and 'Ghettoside: A True Story of Murder in …
... men who talk plangently to themselves in front of convenience stores. Yet we are helpless to help them. And so we turn to the travel section. «Newsweek, Feb 15»
The Marriage of Figaro review – Opera North's delightfully spoofy …
But here, Ana Maria Labin's Countess becomes a vital cog in the theatrical machine, and though her heartbreak is plangently expressed with a ... «The Guardian, Feb 15»
