10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TORTUREDLY»
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torturedly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Mishima: A Vision of the Void
Here, Marguerite Yourcenar, a brilliant reader of Mishima and a scholar with an eye for the cultural roles of fiction, unravels the author's life and politics: his affection for Western culture, his family and his homosexuality, his ...
Marguerite Yourcenar, 2001
The colorful natives tell colorful stories about themselves and other colorful
natives. The spiritually wounded novelist talks in a style of torturedly cutesy
cynicsm in which no novelist (not even John Irving, I trust) ever spoke, though in
which ...
3
From Modernism to Postmodernism: Concepts and Strategies of ...
The novels of the Border Trilogy are exercises in unprovoked violence and evil,
not to be motivated and understood by any psychologizing but to be affirmed in
their inexplicable presence that is projected upon a barren, violent, torturedly ...
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Short Stories: Five Decades
Handsomely developed, prematurely womanly, he would have to say, with a
promising, challenging look in her eye, a hidden, guarded sensuality, very much
like her mother's. Oh, God, he thought torturedly, I hope the message isn't about
her!
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Religious Perspectives in Modern Muslim and Jewish Literatures
... orange groves went with me.43 If it be objected that such delicacy risks the
sentimentalization of suffering, there should also be a suitable recognition of
Faiz's overall achievement in suggesting the healing of a torturedly uncertain
present.
Glenda Abramson, Hilary Kilpatrick, 2006
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The Embodiment of Knowledge
Science is a deceit; Philosophy a sham; these are not life, but a scum over it
through which we see torturedly. But poetry is the breath of life itself. Learning—
to hell with it. Yet we must know, that's all. And when we know, and do, it is poetry
.
William Carlos Williams, Ron Loewinsohn, 1977
He had carried on his work, torturedly asking and trying to find replies to his own
questions, until Tomas Makris had come to live in the apartment upstairs over the
parsonage. Reverend Fitzgerald climbed the stairs to the second floor, taking ...
8
Tradition, Democracy and the Townscape of Kyoto: Claiming a ...
In the final phase of the Pont des Arts conflict, I was surprised how one leading
member of the referendum group, when arguing against printing a protest poster
another member had designed, torturedly told the other core members that he ...
9
Homage to Americans: Mile-High Meditations, Close Readings, ...
... invalids from some one, traumatic, long-ago battle; the wrong-headed, willful
self-isolates; even the torturedly clever adherents of notional evil (with which
russian novels teem)—but never practical badness. looking Mile-High Meditation
49.
It was as if every time they'd made love or laughed together passed before her
eyes, as if she were drowning, she thought torturedly. But remember this, she told
herself. Remember his last words to you. 'Not any more,' she murmured, and ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TORTUREDLY»
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torturedly is used in the context of the following news items.
Fifty Shades of Amish: A Strange Genre of the Romance Novel
... couple who shared the kiss agonizing over it, with the suitor castigating himself for being “impulsive” and torturedly reading passages from the Bible afterward. «Newsweek, Apr 15»
I Blame People Who Blame the Media: Robert McCulloch?s Tone …
It's hard not to comment on torturedly noncommittal turns of phrase like “Darren Wilson caused the death of Michael Brown by shooting him,” or “For how many ... «Daily Beast, Nov 14»
How Red Robin got Laurent Tourondel to develop a burger
“There were a lot that were very basic, and some that were torturedly complex — with truffles and lobster and things that sound good conceptually, but when you ... «Nation's Restaurant News, Mar 13»
Stars came out for the event not about celebs
Cape Times. Nelson Mandela has given what is perhaps the most torturedly precious piece of his identity, his prison number 46664, to the battle against Aids. «Independent Online, Dec 03»
