10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PUNCTILIOUSLY»
Discover the use of
punctiliously in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
punctiliously and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Concept of Religious Passion: According to Immanuel Kant
318 indeed, people in polite circles of society at times simply cannot be
punctiliously truthful, as Kant explains: But if we were to be at all times
punctiliously truthful we might become victims of the wickedness of others who
were ready to abuse ...
Albert Mitchell, Ph.D., 2013
2
Flugel's Complete Dictionary of the German and English Languages
punctiliously. ypunttWC,/. S. T. puncture, points; — en/ pi. Typ. T. points; compos.
— lod)/ n. point-hule ; — fdjraube/ /. Typ. T. point-screw j — fpifce, /. point-spur. $>
unfd)/ m. (-e«) punch ; compos. — bofyle, /. — napf, m. punch-bowl ; — tultt f.
C. A. Feiling, A. Heimann, 1843
And, Sir, as to the counties, need we look further than to your chair? It is of as
much importance that you should punctiliously preserve your dignity as that the
Master of the Rolls should punctiliously preserve his dignity. If you had, at the last
...
Thomas Babington Macaulay, 1853
4
History of the Conquest of Mexico: With a Preliminary View ...
Cotton napkins and ewers of water were placed before them, as they took their
seats at the board ; for the venerable ceremony of ablution,10 before and after
eating, was punctiliously observed by the Aztecs.41 Tobacco was then offered to
the ...
William Hickling Prescott, 1855
5
The Governance of England, Otherwise Called, The Difference ...
Scotl. iv. 163; sub anno 1566) says: ' On each -side of the border there usually
were three wardens. . . . The rule was punctiliously observed on the English side,
but on the side of Scotland Bothwell was sole warden.. It is said by one with good
...
Sir John Fortescue, Charles Plummer, 1885
6
The Talmud for Beginners: Prayer
The rabbis mention diverse categories of persons in regard to zimmun. The
rabbis permitted Cuteans (Samaritans) to be counted for zimmun, although later
generations excluded them. The Samaritans punctiliously followed the part of the
...
7
Etiquette: In Society, in Business, in Politics and at Home
But if you are made a temporary member and meet those you have been talking
to when you are alone the next day, you do not speak unless spoken to. In Paris,
your host punctiliously introduces you to various members and you must just as ...
8
The Conquests of Mexico and Peru: Volum
Cotton napkins and ewers of water were placed before them, as they took their
seats at the board; for the venerable ceremony of ablution,40 before and after
eating, was punctiliously observed by the Aztecs.41 Tobacco was then offered to
the ...
9
A Challenge to the Phrenologists, Or, Phrenology Tested by ...
punctiliously and systematically nice, whilst in person and house they exhibit no
further anxiety, than to have the first covered any how from the cold, and the last
so stocked, as to stave off starvation. We are reminded, however, of the necessity
...
A. M. (of the Middle Temple.), 1839
10
Controlling Anger: The Sociology of Gisu Violence
As a preliminary step towards a fuller inclusion in Gisu life I learnt first to identify
those people towards whom the respectable thought it wise to be punctiliously
polite and, at the same time and, as punctiliously, to avoid. Yet although the
above ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PUNCTILIOUSLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
punctiliously is used in the context of the following news items.
Remembering Abdul Kalam, a true karam yogi
He was not a political president, but everyone knew he was a punctiliously correct one. But more than that he used the office to connect to the people in a ... «India Today, Jul 15»
Escape From Calcutraz
The ancient deities are worshipped punctiliously, particularly the bearded and the robed. There is Gurudev, who invented poetry, and Swamiji, who invented ... «Pune Mirror, Jul 15»
The Pop Festival: History, Music, Media, Culture
In The Pop Festival, the music festival is put under the scholarly microscope in 14 separate essays, all punctiliously annotated and referenced. Each essay is ... «Under the Radar Mag, Jun 15»
Jessica Rohrer's View of the Heaven on Earth Club
In Rohrer's punctiliously painted world, there are no figures that might complain about the way their architect has treated them. In fact, on first glance, everything ... «Hyperallergic, Jun 15»
Judith Woods: How I'm doing my bit for Planet Earth
Now it's up to me to change the water regularly and punctiliously boil lettuce to feed them every day. Really. When they grow legs, I will apparently have to move ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 15»
Full Pundit: Here's Stephen Harper's budget. Where's yours?
In the broad strokes, the Post's Michael Den Tandt argues this is “a Jim Flaherty budget — punctiliously moderate, pointedly cautious, and carefully centrist in ... «National Post, Apr 15»
Michael Den Tandt: With the 2015 federal budget, the Tories try to …
This is, in effect, a Jim Flaherty budget – punctiliously moderate, pointedly cautious, and carefully centrist in tone to the point of feeling, well, Liberal. Expenses ... «National Post, Apr 15»
Groove: A Phenomenology of Rhythmic Nuance
It's a slim volume but an academic one, a punctiliously annotated and referenced study that requires and rewards careful reading. In fact, Groove is adapted from ... «Under the Radar Mag, Jan 15»
Chinese orders boost Renishaw profit forecast
A company that makes measuring kit can be expected to be punctiliously precise. This certainly applies to Renishaw, to the irritation of the City, writes Jonathan ... «Financial Times, Jan 15»
Thin line between SA's best and bust
They miss the point that Rupert has, over the past 20 years, punctiliously tried to reassure international investors that his beloved country is open for business. «Independent Online, Nov 14»
