10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TALISMANICALLY»
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talismanically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
talismanically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Aisha's Cushion: Religious Art, Perception, and Practice in ...
Explicit religious signifiersand talismanically or religiously loaded symbols figure
prominently in truck decoration; the former category includesthe majority of the
calligraphic program ofthe truck along withexplicit religious symbols such as the ...
2
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
The poor woman's fear had not been greater than was our surprise, inwardly felt
and talismanically communicated to each other. The child was born, but the
placenta was not yet detached. The removal of this occupied only a few minutes.
3
Tait's Edinburgh Magazine
... but when the masses congregate hours before an execution takes place, the
mind has time to divest itself of all solemn associations, and the gregarious
principle operates so talismanically on crowds, that the slightest impulse
communicated ...
William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone, 1853
4
The Psychoanalytic Vocation: Rank, Winnicott, and the Legacy ...
Just as Winnicott parts company with those apostles of orthodoxy who
talismanically invoke the name of Oedipus, he also abjures the apostates who
refuse to pronounce Freud's shibboleth. According to Winnicott, Klein's
depressive ...
5
Louis' School Days: A Story for Boys
presence was conveyed almost talismanically round the room, and a silence
ensued while the young gentlemen looked at one another for an example. These
unfriendly symptoms added considerably to Ferrers' embarrassment. Pale with ...
It's my sense that wealthy Russian and Polish families once retained such people
talismanically, partly as iesters, partly to assuage their consciences, as though
they could thereby pay their dues to learning or religion or the twisted life of the ...
7
Ravensdale; a tale, by a lady
Instantly was her heart talismanically drawn towards her on his account — on
every account, in fact, if we might only reveal the whole truth, for Emily was well
aware how very dear was Clara to Lord Mowbray. She had, it is true, been for
some ...
8
Daily Bible illustrations, original readings. Evening series
It is also related by Olympiodorus, that while Valerius was governor of Thrace,
under the Emperor Constantius, certain silver images were buried under the
border line, between Thracia and Illyria, talismanically consecrated against the ...
John Kitto, Josias Leslie Porter, 1866
9
Intellectual Appetite: A Theological Grammar
Another talismanically powerful word for what aspiring pagan owners seek is
dominion. This word, derived as it is from dominus, which is in turn the Latin
rendering of the scriptural name of God, in Hebrew the tetragrammaton, indicates
the ...
10
The Forms of Youth: Twentieth-Century Poetry and Adolescence
... final collection, Boss Cupid (2001) did the same. “A GI in 1943” records,
apparently, Gunn's very first sighting of a talismanically strong young man whose
unusual clothes reflect his membership in a 74 FROM SCHOOLS TO
SUBCULTURES.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TALISMANICALLY»
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talismanically is used in the context of the following news items.
Song of the Sea review – a wonderful family animation, rich in Irish …
Opening with the WB Yeats quote that echoed talismanically through Steven Spielberg's misunderstood A.I. (“Come away, O human child…”), the magically ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Trey Gowdy: Time for a Select Committee to Investigate the IRS …
They were destroyed, and then, talismanically, we found them again!" In an interview after the breakfast, Gowdy said that he'd mentioned the idea of a select ... «Bloomberg, Feb 15»
Author Adam Thirlwell: 'I am empty-minded when I finish a book'
But I like having it around, talismanically. PHOTO: Gabby Laurent. Proust My agent, Peter Straus, knows more about books than anyone I've met. He can give ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 15»
NBC's Chuck Todd Spins on Benghazi Special Committee: 'Nothing …
And simply because something is evenly distributed does not necessarily talismanically enhance its credibility. I mean do you really think that they are going to ... «NewsBusters, May 14»
NCAA athlete likeness antitrust case will go to trial
"Up to this point, the NCAA has essentially camouflaged its restraint and its exploitation of athletes by continually, just talismanically incanting the principal of ... «USA TODAY, Feb 14»
A Nose for Words
... my free time playing basketball, and even though I dutifully lugged my Barron's test prep book to summer camp before my junior year, I did so talismanically. «New York Times, Aug 13»
The myth of the murderous Muslim
And these are brought up talismanically, as if they constitute overwhelming proof. The Islamophobe is completely and congenitally incapable of reflexivity. «MuslimVillage.com, Jan 13»
Daubert scrutiny of expert evidence in class certification proceedings
45 Indeed, the Tenth Circuit wrote that the phrase “no merits inquiry” should not be “talismanically” invoked to limit a district court's inquiry into whether Rule 23's ... «Lexology, Jun 11»
Avocado Uncovered
... the groves are relatively low-maintenance, and the fruit is talismanically Californian. And there are plenty of farm managers like Shade to run the operation, ... «Santa Barbara Independent, Feb 11»
Afraid of a Ghost Inside the 'All Apologies' Meme
... as if changing the details of the story would talismanically revive its relevance. So why were people so determined to spread this story? Because the truth was ... «PopMatters, May 10»
