5 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SMUDGEDLY»
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smudgedly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Enigmatic Reality of Time: Aristotle, Plotinus, and Today
... indistinctly, smudgedly, or the like, real. This said, let us now turn to the actual
text of Aristotle's investigation, beginning with what I have characterized as its first
(as it were, negative) phase. The first (and principal) consideration which makes
...
2
Fabian Essays in Socialism
Then the House of Commons will begin dimly to reflect the real condition of the
nation outside; and in it we shall see as in a glass, darkly, or smudgedly,
something of that "well defined confrontation of rich and poor", of which all who
attend ...
George Bernard Shaw, 2006
... disguised misjudged juddering dislodges dondering soddening Eddington
undergird detruding disgusted smudgedly goldenrod godrooned underdogs
outdodges hundredth Yiddisher reddishly dihedrons hydroxide shoddiest
woodsheds ...
Justin Crozier, Cormac McKeown, 2006
4
Modern Political Doctrines
Then the House of Commons will begin dimly to reflect the real condition of the
nation outside; and in it we shall see as in a glass, darkly, or smudgedly,
something of that "well-defined confrontation of rich and poor", of which all who
attend ...
Sir Alfred Eckhard Zimmern, 1939
5
The Saturday Evening Post
And Dundas noticed that the sun was a red ball on the horizon, glaring
smudgedly through dust. The dust was lifting off the brick-red sandhills of the
middle distance too. And westward, where the rock piles of the Olgas should
have been ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SMUDGEDLY»
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Berlin Fashion Week, Day One: Androgyny Rules the Runways
... the monochromatic clothing, but also smeared on the models' faces courtesy of some smudgedly applied makeup. Whether it evoked war paint, grease, sweat, ... «Style.com, Jul 15»
