10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOMBRENESS»
Discover the use of
sombreness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sombreness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Social Patterns in Australian Literature
Shakespeare, 5, 118, 119, 179, 180, 302 Shann, E. O. G., 62 Shapcott, Thomas:
as co-editor of New Impulses in Australian Poetry, 11911; detached treatment of
religion, 195-6; historical poem, 298; sombreness, 147; on younger poets, 1 3 3 ...
2
Ecology, Community and Lifestyle: Outline of an Ecosophy
I will describe how the approach is taken within Ecosophy T. 'Look at that high,
dark, sombre tree.' Little is gained by placing the darkness or sombreness in the
person's consciousness or brain, while the height is allowed to be the tree's own.
Arne Naess, David Rothenberg, 1990
3
My experiences of the war between France and Germany by ...
In the throng continually by the railway station one could not but be sensible of a
certain sombreness in the dress of the women. Likely enough at first one did not
come to draw any inference from this. There was the sombreness, just as when a
...
"Thunderstorms always are simultaneous with sombreness," he said, "and I
sometimes wonder whether it is our sombreness that produces the storm or the
storm that produces sombreness. Every one has been sombre to-day, except,
perhaps, ...
5
Benson Complete- Across the Stream The Blotting Book ...
"Thunderstorms always are simultaneous with sombreness," hesaid, "and I
sometimes wonder whether it isour sombreness that produces thestorm or the
storm thatproduces sombreness. Everyone has been sombreto day, except,
perhaps, ...
E. F. Benson, Edward Frederic Benson
6
The Fascinating Mrs. Halton
"Thunder-storms always are simultaneous with sombreness," he said, "and I
sometimes wonder whether it is our sombreness that produces the storm or the
storm that produces sombreness. Every one has been sombre to-day except,
perhaps, ...
7
The Second E.F. Benson Megapack: 22 More Novels and Short ...
“Thunderstorms always are simultaneous with sombreness,” he said, “and I
sometimes wonder whether it is our sombreness that produces the storm or the
storm that produces sombreness . Every one has been sombre today, except,
perhaps, ...
8
Mapping Multiple Literacies: An Introduction to Deleuzian ...
Sombreness is created by the assemblage. Sombreness creates a story. The
virtual sensation of affect unpredictably created in the actual an affective feeling
of sombreness through incorporeal transformation (when Anne says, it is sombre)
.
Diana Masny, David R. Cole, 2012
Only conceive the sombreness of a population without a bonnet or a riband, and
all, or nearly all, in black ! yet such is the population of Madrid. Every woman in
Spain wears a mantilla, which varies, in quality and expense, with the station of ...
10
Smirt: The Nightmare Has Triplets
... crimson coral reefs and the million- hued resplendent tropic seaweeds. Their
sombreness among all this splendor thus lends to them just that sense of being
conspicuous which, rather than mere brightness, the criminal needs to inspire
him.
James Branch Cabell, 2003
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SOMBRENESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
sombreness is used in the context of the following news items.
Sacred mystery: the photographers obsessed with the crumbling …
All this monochrome has a certain sombreness that fits the myth, but traces of red, blue and yellow pigment found by archaeologists suggest it was originally ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Q&A is the symbol of High Kevinism and should be interred with …
... Kevin Rudd dominated Australian politics and fomented the “Kevinist” media culture that still plagues us, in all its superficial sombreness, spin and insincerity. «The Guardian, Jun 15»
The Sea of Trees review: a fantastically annoying and dishonest tear …
For all its apparent sombreness and thoughtfulness, The Sea Of Trees is an exasperatingly shallow film on an important and agonisingly painful subject ... «The Guardian, May 15»
Flame and smoke rises from the site where a military helicopter …
The sombreness and dignity with which the international community, particularly those of the countries whose diplomats have been affected, have reacted to ... «DAWN.com, May 15»
Rothko's culminating moment
... is one that evokes the same blend of sombreness and tragic grandeur that was to characterise the epic series of murals that Rothko had begun to work on at ... «Christie's, Apr 15»
ASQ's Remember Tomorrow
Shostakovich's String Quartet no 3 in F major, op 73 was, for all its occasional sombreness, a display of changing tempo and moods executed with commanding ... «InDaily, Mar 15»
Rising folk stars The Unthanks at Colston Hall
Rachel and Becky Unthank and their incredibly gifted group of musicians have an eclectic approach to the sombreness of their material, which sees an ... «Bristol Post, Feb 15»
Points North: Jamie Conway, CEO of Made Television
The press coverage in particular has been determined to ignore any good news stories and the faux-sombreness that is used to cover the bad news is at best ... «Prolific North, Aug 14»
'Old Bill' to lead parade for Great War centenary in Fenton
POIGNANCY is rarely one of the main themes at a carnival, but the Stoke South event is set to evoke equal measures of joy and sombreness. The First World ... «Stoke Sentinel, Aug 14»
Peter Hayter: Only Runs Can Save Alastair Cook's Captaincy
But, if you had approached him in the middle of all this brutal sombreness and offered him a million quid for a smile, I wager the money would never have left ... «The Cricket Paper, Jul 14»
