10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNCOMPLAININGLY»
Discover the use of
uncomplainingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
uncomplainingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
In Darkest England and the Way Out
Perhaps he is fortunate and escapes. Yet Tommy goes uncomplainingly through
all these hardships and privations, does not think himself a martyr, takes no fine
airs about what he has done and suffered, and shrinks uncomplainingly into our ...
2
Ninety-Two Poems and Hymns of Yehuda Halevi
... in all the sweetness of his language, of that which beckons to him at the end of
his journey. One senses that it is truly that "yearning for the living God" that allows
him to give up the world he knew uncomplainingly, or almost uncomplainingly.
Judah, Franz Rosenzweig, Richard A. Cohen, 2000
3
The Sound of Letting Go
I loved this book!”—Barbara Dee, author of Solving Zoe, This is Me From Now On, Just Another Day in My Insanely Real Life, and Trauma Queen “Achingly beautiful, The Sound of Letting Go takes readers down a dangerous path while ...
When I think about it, it is rather amazing that a young girl of 19 should be willing
to trust her future with a young man, newly graduated from seminary, and so
submerge herself to their common good that she would submit uncomplainingly
to ...
5
Virginia Woolf: Revaluation and Continuity, a Collection of ...
With equal nonchalance a dozen young men in the prime of life descend with
composed faces into the depths of the sea; and there impassively . . . suffocate
uncomplainingly together" (JR, 265, italics mine here and below). Compare with
the ...
6
Documentary Film: A Very Short Introduction
Briefcaseladen men pick their way through rubble-strewn, bombed streets on
their way to work; women take on surveillance duties uncomplainingly. Some
have argued that Jennings cynically played upon the myth that a class-riven
Britain ...
School of Communication American University Patricia Aufderheide Director of the Center for Social Media and Professor in the Visual Media Division, 2007
Daniel Vaughn was fitted for a scientific throne, a position of the highest honor;
but, neglected by man, proud as a king, he bore uncomplainingly privations most
bitter, and suffered alone until finally he died from starvation and neglect in the ...
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新编汉英语篇翻译强化训练(高校英语选修课教材)
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ever thought of our parents who have toiled all their lives to bring us up and who
are ...
9
Fighting Forces, Writing Women: Identity and Ideology in the ...
of machinery) suffocate uncomplainingly together. Like blocks of tin soldiers the
army covers the cornfield, moves up the hillside, stops, reels slightly this way and
that, and falls flat, save that, through field-glasses, it can be seen that one or two ...
10
The Worst of Evils: The Fight Against Pain
A pain may be troublesome, but the victim may decide to bear it uncomplainingly
rather than suffer any loss of 'control'. And why indeed should they bear it
uncomplainingly! Why should patients in pain, even those who have chosen pain
as ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNCOMPLAININGLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
uncomplainingly is used in the context of the following news items.
The Best “Soya Sauce Chicken” Stock In Singapore
And it was clear from the very first mouthful of the golden-brown chicken as to why diners are prepared to wait, uncomplainingly, in line. Waiting for the right stock ... «The Motley Fool Singapore, Jul 15»
Don't blame the Germans -- blame the euro
Again, the Germans stepped forward — not exactly uncomplainingly this time, but still gamely enough — writing off a chunk of what they were owed and ... «Washington Examiner, Jul 15»
'Miss Emily,' by Nuala O'Connor: A fictional look at the Belle of Amherst
The oldest of seven girls and a survivor of “the Hunger,” Ada has been brought up to work uncomplainingly: baking cakes with lemon brandy, scrubbing floors, ... «Washington Post, Jul 15»
The Altamont Enterprise, June 25, 1915
Thus happily surrounded, keen was his desire to live, but he resigned his all uncomplainingly to the All Father. His funeral will be held this Friday afternoon at ... «The Altamont Enterprise, Jun 15»
Tatkal dynamics
And more than a century of neglect — and the lack of any realistic alternative — has inured its paying customers to uncomplainingly accept the lack of basic ... «Hindu Business Line, Jun 15»
Author chronicles priest's journey, struggle in new book
Stricken with polio at 23 years old, he lived life uncomplainingly as a quadriplegic until his death in 2000 at 70 years old. The onset of polio occurred following ... «Victoria Advocate, May 15»
Stressed? Time to take the sheep for a walkie
In fact they are said to be the perfect walking companions, happy to plod along silently and uncomplainingly in step with their partner. The walks are the idea of ... «The Times, Apr 15»
A sure hand at the wheel
... the 1970s-built semi-detached houses that line the road, in south-west Ipswich, receive the hardworking Tory uncomplainingly, with often a glint of recognition. «The Economist, Feb 15»
Inside column: The personality of punctuation
While it receives no award, makes no speech and cries no phony tears of joy, the period uncomplainingly takes its place at the end of each of our sentences, ... «The Huntington News, Jan 15»
ELEMENTARY Monasticism
If he tells her to buy coffee, she uncomplainingly complies; if she cleverly spots a clue, but her idea is rejected by Holmes, she uncomplainingly yields to his ... «First Things, Dec 14»
