10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STARRINESS»
Discover the use of
starriness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
starriness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Miscellaneous Writings of the Late Dr. Maginn
In many a boozing ken, drank, morn and night, Ay, all on to the moonlight
starriness, v Without once knowing that there was a sky. The mists disperse and
the day grows brighter. The gradual awakening of animated nature is finely
portrayed.
William Maginn, Robert Shelton Mackenzie, 1857
2
Pineapple Grove and Other Short Stories
“The night was filled with dreams as Karl lay on his bunk bed, gazing out at the
starriness. There was no longer night or day as we know it to be, only a vast,
black-bathed, starriness. Karl scanned his star maps and tried to discern some of
the ...
Gary Alexander Azerier, 2009
She had money and health and beauty, the triune of perfect starriness, which
makes all men astronomers. He looked on her,expecting her tolook at him. But as
soon ashe lookedhe found that hemustbein motionto win a look in return. Hewas
...
4
The Experimental Impulse in George Meredith's Fiction
Far too generally gracious was Her Starriness to please him. Perceived as
fulfilling Willoughby's financial, Darwinian, and aesthetic criteria — "she had
money and health and beauty, the triune of perfect starriness" (3:42) — Clara and
her ...
Richard C. Stevenson, 2004
5
The Complete Works of George Meredith
perfect starriness, which makes all men astronomers. He looked on her,
expecting her to look at him. But as soon as he looked he found that he must be
in motion to win a look in return. He was one of a pack; many were ahead of him,
the ...
Dada, thiswashis signature, always lists. “Now,”said Starriness, “where are your
bathing outfits?” “Middle drawer.” “And your wet suits and snorkeling gear?” “In
the second garage.” “He saysyou will need sensible shoes,for thedeck, not those
...
7
Shelley: a critical reading
Presumably we are to conclude either that starriness itself is mutable, alternating
between sky and garden-world as day and night displace each other, or that the
mutability is the observer's as his sight is suited to the darkness in which he can ...
Earl Reeves Wasserman, 1971
8
The Dublin Magazine: A Quarterly Review of Literature, ...
All things have changed From primal nature save these stones : all things Since
Eden, bird and beast and fin, have strayed Far from that shining garden of His
thought : We also. Only the humble stones have kept Their morning starriness of
...
Then he said that it was Laurier who had 'done nothing' in the West, and that the
Union Government was in with a big majority. Gertrude clapped her hands. I
wanted to laugh and cry, mother's eyes flashed with their old-time starriness and
...
10
The Love of Nature and the End of the World: The Unspoken ...
"The intersecting point of my forces has lost its starriness, has fallen out of the
great constellations that used to shelter and support it in spiritual space."3
Psychologically, then, "the end of the world" means the erosion or destruction of
the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STARRINESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
starriness is used in the context of the following news items.
LSO/Rattle/Zimerman, Barbican, review: 'time for London's other …
If the starriness of the occasion, for which Rattle was joined by the great Polish pianist Krystian Zimerman, is any indication of things to come, London's other ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
Grayson Perry: Provincial Punk, Turner Contemporary
... those griping elitist critics can seriously bog off – it does feel like the Brit soap-opera-level starriness of the artist carries much greater weight than the talent. «The Arts Desk, May 15»
Miriam Margolyes's cast of character
And although she says there's nothing important about being Miriam, the underlying premise of this show (which is just a bit vulgar) is that the starriness of ... «The Saturday Paper, Apr 15»
The art of wedding photography
And that was no coincidence, since Bennett did all he could to emulate the starriness of the silver screen. When my husband and I got married in Las Vegas - in ... «Times Higher Education, Apr 15»
Olivier awards 2015 nominations: Young Vic steals the spotlight
The Oliviers, established in 1976, aim to compete with the Tony awards in New York in terms of starriness and entertainment and the winners will be announced ... «The Guardian, Mar 15»
Andy Murray on the brink of greatness as he prepares to face Novak …
This is a man who rejects starriness like oil repels water. And yet his record is gathering glitter by the season. Victory in the Australian Open final this morning ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 15»
Live Review: EJ's Reunion at Hawthorne Theater, Jan. 9-10
... acts exploited the sheer starriness of A/V presentation a pro showcase affords. Hard to argue, for that matter, that the collected talent deserved anything less. «Willamette Week, Jan 15»
Theater Review: Sting Joins The Last Ship
And while it's true that Sting, even if you call him Gordon Sumner, is no one's ensemblist — he's a star whose starriness cannot be muffled by a beard or bulky ... «Vulture, Dec 14»
Serena review: Is Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper reunion …
Without their combined starriness, this period love story would sink into a slushy bog. Danish director Susanne Bier is behind the camera and she's certainly ... «Digital Spy UK, Oct 14»
Cardinal Burns review – an absurd night of cut-above comedy
That Cardinal and Demri-Burns resist the easy joke (ramping up the homoeroticism) in favour of an unusual one (the starriness of the pair's mutual affection) ... «The Guardian, Sep 14»
