10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SWEEPINGLY»
Discover the use of
sweepingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sweepingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Poems and Rhymes Exploring War, Soldiers, Politics, Animals, ...
The poetry within these e-books provides a sensible balance of love and faith while high lighting some of the disadvantages found within addiction that at times help to create the insanity on the faces of many people.
The rigor of this right has hitherto been mitigated, in modern states generally, by
the practical allowance of free immigration; but if this should ever be sweepingly
barred, I conceive that the right of exclusion would be seriously questioned in the
...
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Disreputable Pleasures: Less Virtuous Victorians at Play
... their defining characteristics.15 Dennis Brailsford argues, a little sweepingly,
that the various Victorian sports had to accommodate themselves to the growing
ascendancy of the middle class and 'that complex of high if sometimes
hypocritical ...
Mike Huggins, J. A. Mangan, 2004
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Revision of the Upper Cambrian Faunas of New Jersey
Secondaries stout and prominent, widely but somewhat irregularly spaced,
usually alternate, diverging from the midvein at angles of about 60°, the proximal
ones sweepingly curved, the distal ones straighter, all camptodrome well within
the ...
Benjamin Franklin Howell, 1945
More sweepingly, main negations are both irreducible and sui generis; they do
not fall away into positive operations, or anything else outside negation circuits.
Less sweepingly, negation itself is a genuine nonexistent, an object not to be ...
Dov M. Gabbay, Heinrich Wansing, 1999
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Pleasure: A Novel in Stories
They did not know the value of things—he thought sweepingly of the both of them
—regarding them in the rear view mirror, now dumb and mute as bridled cows
when only a few moments before, as they'd hurtled toward the trestle, they were ...
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Retreat from Reconstruction, 1869-1879
... a sweepingly revisionist' corrective of that view. The value of Lonn's study lies
in the details of a complicated political story, but the monograph is weak in
interpretation, inadequate in its treatment of Grant's policy, and frequently
erroneous in ...
One ends in a totalitarian and antinaturalistic terminus for society: centralized,
statist, technocratic, corporate, and sweepingly repressive. The other ends in a
libertarian and ecological beginning for society: decentralized, stateless, artistic,
...
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Records of Unsuccessful Test Wells Drilled for Oil and Gas ...
The unit generally consists of several thick beds, irregularly bedded or
sweepingly crossbedded. Unit E is similar in lithology, sedimentary structures,
and stratigraphic position to the Wingate sandstone of Late Triassic age, and is
provisionally ...
Helen Marie Beikman, 1958
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Briefing and Arguing Federal Appeals
Goldstein, 2 Cir., 120 F. 2d 485, at page 490, "it would be a curious result, if a
violation of the section were more sweepingly condemned than a violation of the
Constitution." The Supreme Court in affirming, Goldstein v. United States, supra ...
Frederick Bernays Wiener, 2009
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SWEEPINGLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
sweepingly is used in the context of the following news items.
An Unfinished Library
In the Book Review, Natalie Angier called it an “intellectually bracing, sweepingly reported, often brilliant and sometimes bullying book” that is “too impressive ... «New York Times, Jul 15»
Belizean Paradise Is a Journey Through a Dozen Cultures in Mid-City
Belize is, in many ways, a Caribbean paradise, full of lush interior jungles and sweepingly beautiful coastline. Oh, and the food is delicious too. Which brings us ... «Eater LA, Jul 15»
Republicans must disinfect political process by disowning Trump
McCarthy, as chairman of a Senate investigations subcommittee, sweepingly condemned officials in the State Department, the military and other targets as ... «Baltimore Sun, Jul 15»
Greece Referendum: What The European Papers Say
Here's how the papers in Germany and Greece see the country's 'No' vote against more austerity measures. Taxydromos: Sweepingly 'no' from the Greeks. «Sky News, Jul 15»
On the gun registry, the Tories think they can break the laws of physics
This resulting amendment, which retroactively and sweepingly exempts the long-gun registry from any “request, complaint, investigation, application, judicial ... «The Globe and Mail, May 15»
Met Gala red carpet: Who was barely covered, who wore a fiery …
Rihanna made the grandest entrance of all, wearing a yellow embroidered and fur-trimmed cape so sweepingly huge, it required several train-handlers to help ... «Los Angeles Times, May 15»
Taking On Robert Reich And The Myth Of The 'Non-Working Rich'
Before sweepingly concluding that the “fabulously wealthy” who “have never worked” are “undermining the moral foundations of American capitalism,” Reich ... «Forbes, Apr 15»
Outraged about Indiana's HB101? Good, but have you heard about …
... but Indiana's sweeping law enshrining "religious liberty" is actually a blessing. ... the "liberal" media is to blame for the sweepingly and imprecisely stated law ... «Out & About Nashville, Mar 15»
Bill Nighy on His Long Relationship With the Play 'Skylight'
His sweepingly long hair, honest grace and self-depreciating charm have made him a sex symbol in his 60s. Asking him about it makes him squirm a little. «New York Times, Mar 15»
The Myth of Asia: Now Perpetrated By Asians Themselves
For a long time, it was Westerners who engaged in using this term sweepingly and ended up creating often grotesque or pseudo-mysterious (e.g. “the Asian ... «The Globalist, Jan 15»
