10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REFLECTINGLY»
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reflectingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
reflectingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Religion and the Human Sciences: An Approach via Spirituality
I am reflectingly aware of myself when I think about myself, and simultaneously I
am also non-reflectingly aware of myself as the thinking subject. Were I to raise a
question about my activity, I could promote my non-reflecting awareness to ...
Daniel A. Helminiak, 1998
And what, let me ask some of you, who think you have all along faithfully and
reflectingly professed the religion of Christ, — what portion of the Gospel have
you thought of, but that which you can most easily combine with your own views,
with ...
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Spiers and Surenne's French and English Pronouncing ...
(р*.*гз.) of (i reflective, reflecting mind ; of reflection ; 5. (pers.) considerate ; 6. (
bot) reflex ; reflected ; 7. (gram.) reflected. Caractère — , ( V. senses) considerate-
ne** ; d'une manière — e, 1. reflectingly ; 2. considerately. Se rékléciiir.. pr. v. 1.
Alexander Spiers, George Payn Quackenbos, 1854
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Hegel's theory of aesthetic judgment
When judging reflectingly, we begin with the perception of an individual thing (or
set of individuals; or set of qualities) and search for a concept suitable for
categorizing the thing. Upon finding such a concept, we apprehend the individual
as a ...
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The human core of spirituality: mind as psyche and spirit
Oftentimes you are not (reflectingly) aware of how you are feeling until somebody
asks you. That you are, nonetheless, somehow (non- reflectingly) aware is
obvious in that, once asked, you are usually able to answer. You are certainly
feeling ...
Daniel A. Helminiak, 1996
Two days after Lady Powis told Sheridan the Queen had desired to know, as from
herself, whether he made it a frequent practice to speak reflectingly of Lord
Tyrconnell and exaggerate his faults in all companies, particularly six or seven
days ...
Great Britain. Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts, 1916
said he, reflectingly. " Don't you agree with me I "Perhaps — that is, in part. I
suppose what you mean about the world is, that there will be some scandal afloat
, the ' young wife ' story, and all that sort of balderdash?" " I really do not
understand ...
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The Leisure Hour: An Illustrated Magazine for Home Reading
Oh, yes ; um great B," said Zillah, reflectingly, and putting her book in her pocket
with the conviction that she could proceed no further. " Tink you read 'nuff, now,
chile," she added, suddenly remembering a particular business that wanted ...
William Haig Miller, James Macaulay, William Stevens, 1867
I did a' for him that I kent hoo to do," said Mrs. Falconer, reflectingly. " Nicht an'
morn- in' an' aften midday prayin' for an' wi' him." " Maybe ye scunnert him at it,
grannie." She gave a stifled cry of despair. " Dinna say that, laddie, or ye'll drive
me ...
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The Tragedie of Cymbeline
... his character, — his- lonely life with her only as his helpmate in bringing up
such children, he must have learned to love her. After, then, this pause, marked
by or; — , he reflectingly says, 'And every day do honour to her grave,' where ...
William Shakespeare, 2001
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REFLECTINGLY»
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reflectingly is used in the context of the following news items.
REFLECTION: Chiharu Okunugi LOOKS REFLECTINGLY …
Model Chiharu Okunugi gives her best reflection for Narcisse Magazine bi-annual edition. She shows her beautful reflection in a series of images ... «My Fabulous Style, Jul 14»
Local state-bound tennis trio part of tight-knit community
On the court, Stein is reflectingly languid. Her smooth style can relax opponents into a lull — until she sparks to life to smash across a forehand. The junior spent ... «Longview Daily News, May 13»
Death, abandonment haunt Auster's 'Sunset Park'
Bing's squatter's pad, reflectingly, is a kind of hospital for battered souls, whose patients include Ellen, a lovelorn artist with painter's block, Jake, a self-absorbed ... «Boston Globe, Nov 10»
