10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNARROGANT»
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unarrogant in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The German Opera might have succeeded in 1841, as it did in 1840, had the
speculators been as unpretending and as unarrogant as they then were ; had
they been content with a reasonable success, and not burst their bubble with the
blast ...
2
Evening Twilight: A Woman's Village Journal, 2007-2011
It is more a river of sensuous fluid that one floats on effortlessly and dreamily, a
surprisingly easy book to read, thus far, its length not a barrier, a mind of
astonishing unarrogant sensitivity and observation. It makes me more sensible
and alert to ...
3
The Language of Shakespeare's Plays
... the play, for it gathers within itself an epitome of Othello's character before the
madness of jealousy had seized him. Quietly it opens, with phrases of that same
calm simplicity and firm but unarrogant pride which he had used before the Duke.
English is rounded, very upper-crust, and his manner royal in a completely
unarrogant way. I enclose a photograph of him taken in his new school suit; he
was reluctant to have it taken, as he seems to have absorbed some of his fellow
pupils' ...
5
On the Viking Trail: Travels in Scandinavian America
... they realize that their small domestic markets can't support the translation of
every foreign title into their languages and that English is the key to participating
in the modern world. The Finns are especially unarrogant about their language.
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Sharpeville: An Apartheid Massacre and its Consequences
... tribesmen fresh from the Transkei and newspaper boys, university students
and domestic servants, builders and schoolteachers, the crowd was a whole: the
men from Langa marched in peaceful informal formation, unarmed and
unarrogant, ...
7
Contemporary Russian: Contemporary Russian Translation Guide ...
... Nigeria citizen Нидерландах (noun) - Nederlands, Holland, Low countries
Нидерланды (noun) - Nederlands, Holland, Low countries нижайшные (adjv) -
humble, unassertive, unarrogant, survile, insignificant, unpretentious, lower,
lowest, ...
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The Inner Ocean: Individualism and Democratic Culture
8 One lifetime is not enough for the realization of more than a few potentialities,
so that one lives many lives (on earth) only through the ability to perceive and
identify with others and thus, in an unarrogant sense, to become them, if only for
a ...
For in most cases, this unarrogant verdict records the fact that yet another book
has momentarily evoked belief that — by and large — the Recording Angel is
writing a pretty good story. A rather tawdry book has roused the speaker (as no ...
James Branch Cabell, 2003
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Not Being God: A Collaborative Autobiography
And—it seemed to us— very civil too, very “reasonable,” very “dialogic,” very
unarrogant, especially given that a predilection for a nonaggressive ethicsdidand
doesform part of weak thought. Instead therewasan uproar. Years later,inasetof ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNARROGANT»
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Alan Johnson's spineless refusal over Gary McKinnon extradition
Alan Johnson reached the giddy heights of 'Labour leader-in-waiting' thanks to a reputation as an emollient, unarrogant politician, who is prepared to listen to ... «Daily Mail, Jul 09»
Editor and Publisher Mag Worries about 'Photojournalism in Crisis'
I would even love to see special inserts or mini-documentaries on how to spot photo bias or photo fakery—in other words, be as transparent, unarrogant, and ... «NewsBusters, Aug 06»
