10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNHACKNEYED»
Discover the use of
unhackneyed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unhackneyed and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Entertaining. is. crammed. with. unhackneyed. ideas. —. an. invaluable. hoard. of.
tips. on. presenting. and. handling. both. food. and. drink..." "...Tapas are brilliant
galaxies of Spanish appetizers eaten with rivers. afternoon or as elaborate as a ...
2
Women of Letters, Manuscript Circulation, and Print ...
'Tis so intelligent, yet so unhackneyed, so full of meaning, yet so artless, that,
while I look at her, I feel myself involuntarily anxious for her welfare' (470). The
unconscious intelligence and ingenuousness he attributes to Camilla are
precisely ...
3
Music, Libraries, and the Academy: Essays in Honor of Lenore ...
... the issue is out you will ask me for permission to publish it in the Mozart
Jahrbuch. I will graciously consent. If you can provide me with a couple
unhackneyed illustrations . . . it will dress up the piece. The article did appear
there as promised, ...
4
Folklore and Culture on the Texas-Mexican Border
On the basis of the remaining nineteen, which include examples like "gay as the
flowers in May," Sackett finds enough evidence to suggest "an effort on the part of
folk composers to search for unhackneyed comparisons."4 This, I believe, is a ...
Am Paredes, Richard Bauman, 1995
5
Poetry and Cultural Studies: A Reader
On the basis of the remaining nineteen, which include examples like “gay as the
flowers in May,” Sackett finds enough evidence to suggest “an effort on the part of
folk composers to search for unhackneyed comparisons.”4 This, I believe, is a ...
Maria Damon, Ira Livingston, 2009
6
Museum of Foreign Literature, Science and Art
We are pleased, therefore, to meet with a work which gives us a familiar peep
into that unhackneyed country, though we doubt whether some of the scenes and
adventures recorded in the present volumes will not have the effect of still more ...
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The Museum of Foreign Literature, Science and Art
We are pleased, therefore, to meet with a work which gives us a familiar peep
into that unhackneyed country, though we doubt whether some of the scenes and
adventures recorded in the present volumes will not have the effect of still more ...
Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith, 1831
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Marianne Moore, poet of affection
"Unhackneyed," it will be remembered, is a word applied also to the situation of
Bottom and Titania alluded to in "Efforts of Affection." It means pure. It means
original. It means free. To be "hackneyed" may mean to be kept for hire (as a
writer or ...
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The London and Paris Observer Or, Chronicle of Literature, ...
We arc pleased, therefore, to meet with a work which give, us a familiar peep into
that unhackneyed country, though we druht whether some of the scenes and
adventures recorded in the present volumes will not have the effect of still more ...
For tragedy, humour, pathos, fancy, however indissolubly linked with human
nature, must assume unhackneyed aspects in a continent which resembles
Europe or North America only inasmuch as there is a river in both.3 Furphy
comes close ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNHACKNEYED»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
unhackneyed is used in the context of the following news items.
Murray Perahia, Barbican, London — review
The infamous first movement sounded unhackneyed — no mean feat — but the lasting impression was less of the work's serenity than the vehemence of its ... «Financial Times, Jun 15»
Various: Hot Stuff! Early Jazz Revisited (Upbeat Jazz 264)
The unhackneyed repertoire draws on some established swing era standards, interspersed with originals written and arranged in appropriate style. There's little ... «Jazz Journal, May 15»
It's boys to men with the Copenhagen Royal Chapel Choir
... with the Gabrieli Consort, described by The Dominion Post classical reviewer John Button as "a disc of stunning beauty, completely unhackneyed". «The Southland Times, Apr 15»
People -- You Gotta Love 'em!
Ackerman is a sparkling prose stylist, gifting us with unhackneyed and unusual, but always precise, poetic descriptions of whatever her sharp naturalist's eyes ... «Huffington Post, Feb 15»
'She Loves Me,' though scaled back at Chance Theater, still charming
Starting with Morales and Miller, whose plangent, human-scaled turns are as unhackneyed as they are delightful, appropriately peaking by Act 2 with "Ice ... «Los Angeles Times, Dec 14»
Jon Stallworthy: Poet and scholar acclaimed for his own work and …
... many to this new voice. The Penguin Book of Love Poetry (1973), unbuttoned and unhackneyed, shared a cover with the next collection, Hand in Hand (1974). «The Independent, Dec 14»
'The Great War – An Elegy', BBC 2
The unhackneyed subjects, drawn from a wide social range, include an idealistic Oxford academic who played Chopin in the mess, and the wagoner who won a ... «Financial Times, Nov 14»
Verdi's Masked Ball Returns to S.F. Opera
If the production seemed deja vu, the work remains fresh and unhackneyed, a tragedy unique in the Verdi canon, with human frailties but no real evildoers. «San Francisco Classical Voice, Oct 14»
Jesse Zwick's Feature Debut, 'About Alex,' Is a Bold Start to a …
I liked it anyway, and the intelligence and unhackneyed humor of the believable, unself-conscious screenplay by fledgling director Mr. Zwick (son of veteran ... «New York Observer, Aug 14»
Kathy Kosins talks 'Ladies of Cool'
I found unhackneyed records that represented each singer.” For example, Kosins found a recording of London singing “Learning the Blues.” “I know that as a ... «Asbury Park Press, Jul 14»
