10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRENCHANCY»
Discover the use of
trenchancy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
trenchancy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Trenchancy. It had not been an easy summer for Carl so far, where Sarah was
concerned. The cumulative effect of Rae's stay at Katie's was like adding an extra
dose of Freon to the truck's cooling system. Half of the time, he got the silent ...
In the vast literature that has gathered round Ireland trenchancy has never been
wanting, but it has for the most part been the trenchancy of belligerent
partisanship, the one-sided trenchancy of attack. Sir Horace, too, is nothing if not
...
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Genèse et métamorphoses du texte joycien
(While on the subject of the root language of "Circe", let us digress for a moment
and savor a delicious word used in this same instance in that chapter : «
trenchancy. » The word is spoken so trippingly on the tongue by Cunty Kate. In
response ...
4
Unpopular Education: Schooling and Social Democracy in ...
trenchancy.15. It mattered very much that the policies of the 1960s began to be
developed, not in the optimistic end of the war, but during the crisis of the left that
followed. This crisis can partly be understood in terms of the effects of the events
...
Dan Finn, Neil Grant, 2006
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Unpopular Education: Schooling and Social Democracy in ...
trenchancy.15. It mattered very much that the policies of the 1960s began to be
developed, not in the optimistic end of the war, but during the crisis of the left that
followed. This crisis can partly be understood in terms of the effects of the events
...
6
Don Quixote: The Quest for Modern Fiction
Don Quixote is the story of a verisimilar literary character, whose rich and conflicted inner life and encounters with the world around him became the prototype for the modern novel from Tom Jones to Lolita.
... which at one time, with but a ceremonious drive through the town, sent you two
good Whig men to Parliament to sit at Reform banquets; two unswerving party
men, blest subscribers to the right Review, and personally proud of its trenchancy
.
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Novels: Beauchamp's career
... which at one time, with but a ceremonious drive through the town, sent you two
good Whig men to Parliament to sit at Reform banquets; two unswerving party
men, blest subscribers to the right Review, and personally proud of its trenchancy
.
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The Biological Bulletin
If now the considerations relative to the skeleton and muscles be regarded from
the comparative standpoint, the most striking thing that comes to view is the
trenchancy with which they separate the enteropneusta from all the |invertebrata.
Frank Rattray Lillie, Carl Richard Moore, Alfred Clarence Redfield, 1902
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The Pocket Edition of the Works of George Meredith: ...
... which at one time, with but a ceremonious drive through the town, sent you two
good Whig men to Parliament to sit at Reform banquets; two unswerving party
men, blest subscribers to the right Review, and personally proud of its trenchancy
.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TRENCHANCY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
trenchancy is used in the context of the following news items.
Greg Sheridan's memoir recalls Abbott, Carr early days
Then again, with a slight change of perspective, this is a monument to the trenchancy of his contrarianism, his absolute defiance of convention and his sheer ... «The Australian, Jul 15»
Mrs Engels by Gavin McCrea review – a symphony out of historical …
She tells her own story with a fierce wit and trenchancy, shot through with poetry. The historical Lizzie tells us nothing. Was she, as McCrea suggests, made ... «The Guardian, Jun 15»
The Definitive H&H Bernie Sanders Scouting Report
... right man to lead America in the 21st Century; national security credentials; a vision of the future as optimistic as the trenchancy of his critique of the status quo. «Bloomberg, Apr 15»
Leonard Cohen's Montreal
... professional erudition, and exegetical trenchancy, ours for their majestic spaces, genuflecting hockey champions, and forgiving, suffering servant—a Jew, after ... «The New Yorker, Feb 15»
'Assassins,' Sondheim and Weidman's Musical, in London
And yet, directed with trenchancy and an easy grasp of its black humor by Jamie Lloyd, the production never attempts to force-feed us any relevance. There's no ... «New York Times, Dec 14»
Horace Silver, Jazz Pianist, Dies at 85
... ran bands that embodied and transcended the idiom and perfected a piano manner which summed up hard bop's wit and trenchancy and popular appeal.”. «Variety, Jun 14»
Prom 68: Skride, Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra, Petrenko
I'm thinking of the touch of desperation in the trenchancy of the first dance but more particularly of the profound melancholy of the alto saxophone in wistful ... «The Arts Desk, Sep 13»
Prom 21: Hope, BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Søndergård
The marvel of this performance - stillness and atmospherics apart - was undoubtedly the fierceness and trenchancy of its rhythmic impulse with Søndergård ... «The Arts Desk, Jul 13»
How Democracies Perish, Deathbed Edition
Revel's trenchancy is proven in the fact that the mechanics of Soviet cultural infiltration he identified may now be seen at work again, this time undermining the ... «Patriot Post, Jun 13»
Cinderella, Broadway Theatre, New York
... feels less integrated than some of his other work, and the lyrics, by Oscar Hammerstein II (who also wrote the original book), offer lilt but not much trenchancy. «Financial Times, Mar 13»
