10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TORMENTEDLY»
Discover the use of
tormentedly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tormentedly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Philip Guston: The Studio
This secrecy is itself something spiritual and is one of the safeguards to ensure
having, as it were, an in-closure behind actuality, a world ex-clusively for itself, a
world where the self in despair is restless and tormentedly engaged in willing to ...
2
Sophia Parnok: The Life and Work of Russia's Sappho
One March lyric began: The colder your letters are, the longer your silences, the
harder the waiting, the more tormentedly 1 love! Your image floats up before me .
. . it recalls a storm of caresses . . . and it arouses my passion, and I love more ...
3
The Diaries of Nikolay Punin: 1904-1953
100 DIARIES OF NIKOLAY PUNIN her, knowing how she reacts tormentedly to
everything of the sort. Toward evening on Saturday G. said that she had decided
to leave me and to move in with Vera [Ahrens]. Yes, I was glad to hear that.
Nikolay Punin, Sidney Monas, Jennifer Greene Krupala, 2010
4
From Modernism to Postmodernism: American Poetry and Theory ...
“You can love a name,” she explains, “and if you love a name then saying that
name any number of times only makes you love it more, more violently more
persistently more tormentedly. Anybody knows how anybody calls out the name
of ...
5
Ecocritical Shakespeare
... 22) that will be extinguished leaving nothing behind. Having thrown away all
positive sense of personal interest in the world after his death — he has merely,
but tormentedly, a negative interest in denying that world to Banquo's issue — he
...
Dr Dan Brayton, Dr Lynne Bruckner, 2013
6
Berlioz, Verdi, Wagner, Britten: Great Shakespeareans:
Itis difficulttoextricate oneself fromthe secondnatureness of opera and remember
that operainitiallyemerged in theearlyseventeenth century as a radical,
tormentedly precise form ofreading, of pronouncingand hearingand seeing atext,
inwhich ...
7
About Time: The Forerunners of Time Travel and Temporal ...
... Bligh's eyes were lidded, as if in contemplation of his inner ecstasy. His head
was thrown back, and his brows worked up and down tormentedly. His wide
mouth remained open as his hymn was suddenly interrupted on the long-drawn
note.
8
The Expatriate Perspective: American Novelists and the Idea ...
Unlike the protagonists of Koestler, Malraux, Camus, and Silone, who struggle
tormentedly to separate themselves from an ideology or to safeguard an identity,
Cummings finds himself locked up with individuals who are rich in the very ...
9
Traumatic Reliving in History, Literature and Film
That Bismarck was complicit in putting Germany at risk and then took that risk
tormentedly to heart suggests that there was a biographic referent for his
defensive cauchemar des alliances such as underlies all good nightmares—a
personal ...
She had seen death countless times—what it did to victims and those
tormentedly left behind. When she saw it, she turned away and simply clung
tighter to Holly, to what was dear, to what was life. But, Faraday made this one so
personal that ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TORMENTEDLY»
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tormentedly is used in the context of the following news items.
True Detective: Colin Farrell is the most entertaining drunk since …
... drinking only to sip beer or wake himself back up with a snort of blow, while the zombie-looking singer tormentedly births her reverb-heavy ballad of woe. «Lightly Buzzed, Jun 15»
The hurt locker: Rowan Williams on the anguish of TS Eliot
There are no whitewashings here but an overall tone of patient, unjudgemental elucidation of a tormentedly complicated spirit. Crawford does not supply ... «New Statesman, Feb 15»
Falling Star (Stella cadente): Rotterdam Review
... louchely left-field vision of tormentedly insecure monarchy. Because while the charismatic, eerily indigo-eyed Alex Brendemuhl plays things affectingly straight ... «Hollywood Reporter, Feb 14»
What was JD Salinger's problem?
(This argument is briefly and eloquently translated into images, using the film's recurring visual motif of a besuited man typing tormentedly on a movie-theater ... «Salon, Sep 13»
HBO's 'Phil Spector' is a compelling portrait of Phil Spector's dark …
(The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector captures how Spector created a vision of love in his hit singles that was so rapturously, almost tormentedly idealized ... «Entertainment Weekly, Mar 13»
John Malkovich Will Liaise Dangerously Again as Casanova
The first Potter drama made in a serial format, and in many ways prophetic of “The Singing Detective,” it starred Frank Finlay as Casanova tormentedly recalling ... «ARTINFO, Jan 13»
Donna Summer (1948 - 2012)
Or maybe it's the fact that the bridge that accompanies Summer's moany plea to "come into my life" is tormentedly gorgeous, and used to great effect during one ... «slantmagazine, May 12»
I'm a chocolate purist by default
Anyone who's ever opened a magazine has probably seen photos of a woman with an anguished brow looking tormentedly at a slice of cake. Chances are high ... «The National, Mar 12»
Theatre reviews: The Life and Times of Mackenzie King & The Rez …
... the others – notably Kyra Harper yearning for a fully-functioning toilet and Cara Gee tormentedly reliving an unrelievable trauma – flourish only in monologues ... «National Post, Nov 11»
ALS Conquers, but Does Not Diminish, All
Thinking, tormentedly thinking, day and night, as clearly and intently as you and I. ALS victims' lives can be prolonged. Some take the drug Riluzole, which slows ... «Voice of America, Sep 11»
