10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNSPARINGLY»
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unsparingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unsparingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Earlier, I said that our separation was "silent" [muette], and I quoted from his Cry
the words "gives unsparingly" (Max's language was itself unsparing, it gave
unsparingly): "force — the view — that gives of itself unsparingly and goes." A few
...
Jacques Derrida, Pascale-Anne Brault, Michael Naas, 2003
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The Image of the Jews in Greek Literature: The Hellenistic ...
Then comes the following story (250; henceforward, the “reception story”): He
also had friendship and an alliance with antiochus and, receiving him into the city
, supplied the army unsparingly and liberally in all things. This is puzzling, to put it
...
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The Reformers of the Anglican Church: And Mr. Macaulay's ...
on. as. unsparingly. in. England. as. in. Scotland.”7. Now,. it is true that
Archbishop Grindal had scruples respecting “ Impropriations,” “ Episcopal
Garments,” the " It may be well in this place to say one word on the clause in the
55th Canon, ...
Edward Charles Harington, 1850
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The African Repository ...
unsparingly,. and. often. unjustly. and with horrible tortures exacted. “ The fourth
class of the Moorish po ulation is composed of the offspring of a Moor and a black
slave; the are calle laratines. Though slaves b birth, they are never sold, but ...
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Man and Nature: Or, Physical Geography as Modified by Human ...
animals. is. limited. by. the. cravings. of. appetite,. he. unsparingly. persecutes,.
even. to. extirpation,. thousands. of. organic. forms. which. he. cannot. consume.*.
* The terrible destrnctiveucss of man is remarkably exemplified in the chase of ...
George Perkins Marsh, 1867
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Man and nature; or, Physical geography as modified by human ...
animals. is. limited. by. the. cravings. of. appetite,. he. unsparingly. persecutes,.
even. to. extirpation,. thousands. of. organic. forms. which. he. cannot. consume.*.
* The terrible destructiveness of man is remarkably exemplified in the chase of ...
George Perkins Marsh, 1864
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Man and Nature, Or Physical Geography as Modified by Human ...
animals. is. limited. by. the. cravings. of. appetite,. he. unsparingly. persecutes,.
even. to. extirpation,. thousands. of. organic. forms. which. he. cannot. consume.*.
* The terrible destructiveness of man is remarkably exemplified in the chase of ...
George Perkins Marsh, 1864
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The State of Protestantism in Germany Described: Being the ...
del. were. unsparingly. used. ;. by. one. or. more,. high. turned to life on the third
day. See De Wette Bibl. Dogmat. 258. One person called Brennecke, has written
a book to show, that Christ lived twenty-seven years on earth after his ascension.
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Sabbath laws and sabbath duties: considered in relation to ...
claim. it. as. God's. truth. that. the. civil. government. lay. under. a. sacred.
obligation. to. extirpate. unsparingly. the. opinions. and. worship. of. the. edly are
the best and wisest of laws, every prince, as in duty bound to choose what is best
for his ...
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Modernist Commitments: Ethics, Politics, and Transnational ...
“unsparingly. ironic”. tone.51. Under. the. narrator's unflinching gaze, the men
and women of the compound are seen as deeply limited. Their way of life, along
with its understanding of Islam, its insistence on purdah, and its unreflective ...
Jessica Schiff Berman, 2013
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNSPARINGLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
unsparingly is used in the context of the following news items.
Here's How Jon Stewart Responded When One of His Employees …
... a wide berth to address matters of race” and Jon Stewart as “one of the few white performers to have tackled” the issue of race “frequently and unsparingly.”. «IJ Review, Jul 15»
A scene from Southpaw
Fuqua and cinematographer Mauro Fiore shoot the match unsparingly — Billy may be sturdy, but we feel every bone-crunching blow. He's a mess by the end, ... «Phoenix New Times, Jul 15»
Different Views of Fashionable Lives
... she is nonetheless meticulous with detail, wry about her missteps (“La Grosse Américaine,” friends nicknamed her) and unsparingly self-aware of her privilege ... «New York Times, Jul 15»
John Grant, scathing songwriter, brings harrowing and beautiful …
He was seriously bullied, which he wrote about unsparingly in songs like “JC Hates Faggots.” While still closeted in the 1990s, the now 43-year-old Grant ... «New York Daily News, May 15»
Beyond Caring theatre review: unsparingly authentic portrait of life …
Devised with the five actors who appear here, it's an unsparingly authentic portrait of life on a zero-hours contract — an arrangement that affords employers ... «Evening Standard, May 15»
Broadway hit 'Seminar' joins PlayMakers' 2015-2016 lineup
Four aspiring young writers ante up big bucks to learn from a legendary novelist, but their fiction and their egos will be unsparingly dissected before he's through. «UNC News, Apr 15»
Janáček, Martinů: String Quartets CD review – an unsparingly …
Their interpretation of Quartet No 1 is especially effective, turning this concise work into an unsparingly dramatic journey: starting almost hesitantly, it has, by the ... «The Guardian, Apr 15»
REVIEW: Closer, Donmar Warehouse
It unsparingly examines Generation Disposable, the modern London crowd that seeks its pleasures wherever it chooses, without compromise or care for ... «British Theatre, Mar 15»
The Wizards are who the stats thought they were
That's why my (Internet) friend Kevin Broom — a Wizards fan who is unsparingly unemotional in examining the team — wrote this in late December, under the ... «Washington Post, Feb 15»
'There Was and There Was Not,' by Meline Toumani
Toumani casts an unsparingly honest gaze on her own motivations, endlessly trying to find the merit in the other person's point of view (even, as she discovers to ... «New York Times, Jan 15»
