10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TOUCHINGNESS»
Discover the use of
touchingness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
touchingness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
As an imaginative sense of the strangeness of animal life is present in
Lawrence's prose and verse, and can be present in action, so an imaginative
sense of the touchingness of human childhood, tied to his own sense of himself
as child, is in ...
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Least Action Principle of Crystal Formation of Dense Packing ...
Set {hj, 1 < j < 12} to be their buckling heights which record their individual non-
touchingness, 0 < hj . < 0.09, while the total buckling height, E/ij, provides a
quantitative measurement of the total amount of non-touchingness of the given
core ...
3
From a Tiny Corner in the House of Fiction: Conversations ...
But if one takes Mnrphy, that is really an ordinarv' novel, an ordinarv romantic
novel written by some sort of very remarkable writer and very funny writer. The
interest of it is partly the touchingness of the girl, the touchingness of the old man,
the ...
Iris Murdoch, Gillian Dooley, 2003
4
Film Essays and a Lecture
From this arises the genuine touchingness of Chaplin, almost always able to hold
back fr0m pre-conceived sentimentality. Often this touchingness is able to
achieve genuine pathos. The finale of The Pilgrim has an effect of catharsis,
when the ...
Jay Leyda, Sergei Eisenstein, 2014
Touchingness and gaiety can exist each of themselves, their unison is simply
impossible. In fact it seems to me that touchingness and gaiety negate one
another, they cannot be joined, they are not on one level. Touchingness and
sadness yes ...
6
Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country
Yet may he see them who hath but the will To taste their witchery, and prove The
simple touchingness of Morn ; For it is ever open to our gaze, And all its meek
grace is before us bared Legibly as though traced in gems Upon an ivory sea.
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The woman's kingdom, by the author of 'John Halifax, gentleman'.
And then, with the vividness with which Stone's words had impressed it on her
mind, and with a childish simplicity that added to its touchingness, she repeated,
almost literally, what she had just heard. Her mother listened, too much startled, ...
They skirted the chateau, and Beauchamp had the history of Dame Philiberte
recounted to him, with a mixture of Gallic irony, innuendo, openness,
touchingness, ridicule, and charity novel to his ears. Madame d'Auffray struck the
note of ...
9
A Source Book in Theatrical History
If one were seeing the scene for the first time, its touchingness would seem
infinite. There is no denying, however, that the solemn splendour of the grander
Lady Macbeth lingers too impressively in the mind to give tender realism its fair
chance ...
Merely the touchingness of mortal things as such 1 — of youth, of hope, of
memory 1 Choking down a sob, she looked seaward over the curling flame-
coloured waves, while he held her hand close and tenderly. No — she was not
unhappy.
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TOUCHINGNESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
touchingness is used in the context of the following news items.
The loving letters of a man in tatters
Astonishingly, Bray herself reviewed that production, describing its threesome as “people in all their funny, disgraceful, pitiable fragility and all the touchingness, ... «Evening Standard, Oct 14»
Pardon the Interjection
... of a specific subset of touchingness, viz, cuteness. This quality is perceived in an impressive variety and number of situations. On a recent episode of The O.C., ... «Slate, Feb 07»
