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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «DAMN WITH FAINT PRAISE»
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Wisdom Writers Around the World: Aphorisms Explained
Damn with faint praise is more than a backhanded compliment. It is praise at its
very least or it is praise that is not very important. It is praise that is minimal, as in,
“Her croquettes were fine.” Such a slight compliment can be mortifying to a ...
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Cliches: Over 1500 Phrases Explored and Explained
Thus a piece of labour-saving electrical or electronic equipment might elicit the
remark. damn with faint praise is a quotation cliche meaning to compliment with
so little enthusiasm that the supposed compliment creates the opposite effect, ...
Betty Kirkpatrick, Elizabeth McLaren Kirkpatrick, 1999
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The Cat's Pyjamas: The Penguin Book of Clichés
The concept of 'faint praise' has been around since at least 1633, when Phineas
Fletcher wrote in The Purple Island, 'When needs he must, yet faintly then he
praises', but the expression damn with faint praise comes from 1733, when ...
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Faint Praise and Civil Leer: The "decline" of ...
'"Damn with Faint Praise': Double Offbeat Demotion." Eidos 4, no. 1 (1987): 3-6.
Barnett, Louise K. Swift's Poetic Worlds. Newark: University of Delaware Press,
1981. Barnett, Richard L. "En guise d'avant-propos." L'Esprit Createur 27 (1987):
...
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Bloomsbury Dictionary of Idioms
She's bone idle, and does damn all around the house even when there's lots to
be done. damn with faint praise compliment something/someone in such a
grudging or ambiguous way that, by implication, one communicates one's dislike
of ...
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The American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms, Second Edition
The damn in this phrase is mainly an intensifier. damn with faint praise
Compliment so feebly that it amounts to no compliment at all, or even implies
condemnation. For example, The reviewer damned the singer with faint praise,
admiring her ...
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jf*t2 □ ) [jlt& ft fi £H$A Alexander Pope ifi Epistle to Dr Arhuthnot (1735) :"'Damn ...
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The Oxford Dictionary of Idioms
This expression comes from the poet Alexander Pope's 'Epistle to Dr Arbuthnot' (
1735): 'Damn with faint praise, assent with civil leer, And without sneering, teach
the rest to sneer'. 1994Canadian Defence Quarterly True there is the occasional
...
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Oxford Dictionary of English Idioms
... so unenthusiastically as to imply condemnation. 0 This expression comes from
the poet Alexander Pope's 'Epistle to Dr Arbuthnot' (1735): 'Damn with faint praise
, assent with civil leer, And without sneering, teach the rest to sneer'.
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The Ladies' Repository
If our alphabet contained and we used a particular letter for each elementary
sound in the language, the names of the letters would bo an unimportant matter. .
B- D. A. Damn with faint Praise— Answer.— In the " Notes and Queries" for
August I ...
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ARMORED SAINT Win Hands Down
I hate to damn with faint praise by saying that there are some decent tracks on the disc, but overall a lot of the album just sounds completely out ... «KNAC.com, Jul 15»
Women's World Cup: why the old myths about female sports won't stick
I hope this doesn't come across as patronising because I really don't mean it to be or to damn with faint praise, but being familiar with watching ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Okie in Exile — Let the River Run
To stop there, however, is to damn with faint praise. The Bible is a book of powerful language and powerful ideas. There are many reasons for ... «Pittsburg Morning Sun, Jun 15»
Jen Kirkman Gets Lost in the Laughter in her Netflix Comedy Special
To damn with faint praise, Kirkman could up her game by going through old videos of some great comedians who knew how to set up a gag ... «VideoInk, May 15»
Danko Jones: Fire Music
Otherwise – and this is not to damn with faint praise – with Fire Music it's another day at the Rock and Roll Office for one of the genre's true ... «PopMatters, Abr 15»
Jason Watkins: 'I could never see myself as Henry V'
It's an expression that seems to damn with faint praise. You could argue that it has outlived its primary function and that it's a hangover from the ... «The Stage, Abr 15»
Barnstar!: Sit Down! Get Up! Get Out!
If that sounds like an attempt to damn with faint praise, keep in mind that this is the rare spot of contemporary bluegrass music that never ... «PopMatters, Abr 15»
Ariana Grande's Rodeo Debut Is Just Plain Weird
This is not an attempt to damn with faint praise. There was never a moment when Grande was onstage where you would think, "this sucks. «Houston Press, Mar 15»
As You Like It | Bell Shakespeare
It's the kind of production I cannot help but damn with faint praise – it was fine, but it wasn't more than fine. Perhaps the play's lack of magic can ... «Australian Stage Online, Feb 15»
Age has dimmed this 'Boys' Life'
Not to damn with faint praise, but Stehlin has orchestrated the play's frequent scene shifts with the logistical finesse of a field marshal. That may ... «Los Angeles Times, Feb 15»
