10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRITENESS»
Discover the use of
triteness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
triteness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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God Talk: The
Triteness & Truth in Christian Cliches
Randall J. VanderMey examines Christian cliches, stressing that the language we use shapes, for good or ill, our understanding of God, the gospel, the church and the world. 193 pages, paper
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Challenges and Discoveries
TRITENESS. Do not greet continuous acceptance of the same subject in your
paintings as artistic success, regardless of how well done and the fact that sales
may be going well. Two things will eventually stop. One will be your growth as an
...
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Building a Better Vocabulary
The origins of the words triteness, hackneyed, and cliche are illuminating: the first
comes from the Latin word tritus, the past participle of terere, which means "to rub
," "to wear out"; hackneyed is derived from the idea of a horse, or carriage, ...
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A Proverb in Mind: The Cognitive Science of Proverbial Wit ...
Moreover, moving out of the language realm, any form of triteness should be left
untouched according to this criterion, including gestures, clothing habits, music,
and even lifestyles. Of course, Familiarity breeds contempt. The “Sayings” ...
The triteness and historically inaccurate character of the Disney-like love story,
then—fully accepted by Malick and deliberately woven into his film—are what
indicate to the viewer that the narrative is not an end in itself and must be put out
of ...
David Davies, David Davies, PhD, Cpsych, 2008
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Philosophical Designs for a Socio-cultural Transformation: ...
Had Ryokan completely merged with nature, the triteness of this poem would
have disappeared. When one considers the ordinary existence of the villagers,
which is based on repetitive behavior in daily life, it is clear that the triteness of ...
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Double Baloney: '5-7-5-Ers'' & ''Limericks''
THETRITENESS. The triteness that regulates this invites you to issue a hiss of
absolute censure against each adventure that aches to heap wryness on Swiss.
OUR DOCTORS Our doctors insist on plentiful splendid rest after 103 DOUBLE ...
Bruce Howard Hamilton, 2009
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LogoLounge Master Library, Volume 2: 3000 Animal and ...
As you point out, clichés carry with them the risk of triteness that is not a good
attribute for a logo. A common way to exploit the quick associations of a cliché
and at the same time neutralize the triteness is to add an unexpected twist to the
...
Catharine Fishel, Bill Gardner, 2010
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Transfiguring Transcendence in Harry Potter, His Dark ...
We need, in any case, to clean our windows; so that the things seen clearly may
be freed from the drab blur of triteness or familiarity – from possessiveness. Of all
faces those of our familiars are the ones both most difficult to play fantastic tricks ...
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Verstehen and Humane Understanding
But you need depth in order to portray triteness and to contrast it with its opposite.
By contrast the triteness I find in the psychological study quoted by Gergen is part
of the way the psychologists who have devised this study think about human ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TRITENESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
triteness is used in the context of the following news items.
'Southpaw' lead actors pack punch
He brings so much conviction to his portrayal of Billy's anguish — his speech slurred, his eyes haunted — that it's almost possible to overlook the triteness of the ... «The Olympian, Jul 15»
Editorial: Avoiding the trite in sports coverage
The victories at the iconic Wimbledon tennis tournament by Serena Williams and Novak Djokovic remind us again of the triteness of what has unfortunately ... «Plattsburgh Press Republican, Jul 15»
'Cas & Dylan' is terminal despite great practitioners of acting
It's a testament to the stars that they manage to sell the third act sentimentality after wading through so much screenplay triteness and unimaginative direction. «Los Angeles Times, Apr 15»
Anzac symphony is powerful without a hint of triteness
Musically the work is tonal but without a single hint of triteness; beautifully scored, very powerful with a cumulative impact that made a deep impression. «Stuff.co.nz, Apr 15»
United Muslim Relief gives back while connecting with Austin …
The concept of giving back to the community has been reiterated so much that it has become redundant to the point of triteness. We are rarely reminded that ... «UT The Daily Texan, Apr 15»
'Act of God,' by Jill Ciment
But the potential of her premise, with its rich biblical allusions to plagues and punishment, is drowned in cloying triteness. All the saccharine final pages leave us ... «New York Times, Apr 15»
Quick crossword No 13998
1 Offspring (5); 2 Sheer fabric of silk or rayon (7); 3 Grass — Swiss hero (4); 4 Triteness (8); 5 Woo (5); 6 Obnoxious (6); 11 Foreword (8); 12 Cantor (anag) (6) ... «The Guardian, Mar 15»
Album Review — Purity Ring: “Another Eternity”
After this technique gets used on a somewhat haunting “Stranger Than Earth,” the pace of the album weakens, as the album suffers from the triteness of stringing ... «The Daily Princetonian, Mar 15»
Film Review: 'Somewhere Only We Know'
Interweaving two love stories set in Prague, one in the '40s and one in the present, “Somewhere Only We Know” drowns in the unbearable triteness of cinematic ... «Variety, Mar 15»
Celebrity Photos of the Week: The Unbearable Triteness of Daniel …
Let's launch our weekly putdown cavalcade with a shot of Jeff Bridges and wife Susan Geston at this week's premiere of The Giver in New York. Good to see The ... «The Globe and Mail, Aug 14»
