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daɪˈɡrɛsɪvlɪ
diˈgressively
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «DIGRESSIVELY»
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digressively y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
... also (partially) separable from it and able to affect (in some degree) its working.
In other words, because we talking dogs are its agents as well as its subjects,
culture is bound to have a digressive structure; and it reproduces digressively, ...
2
Production Economics: The Basic Theory of Production ...
Example C outlines a digressively increasing shape with positive and
diminishing marginal returns corresponding to the area between 90 and 130 kg
N in Fig. 2.1. Finally, example D outlines a progressively diminishing shape with
negative ...
3
The European Social Dialogue Under Articles 138 and 139 of ...
Representation of citizens shall be digressively proportional, with a minimum
threshold of six members per Member State. No Member State shall be allocated
more than ninety-six seats.895 In Lisbon, the following institutional changes were
...
The Smoking Diaries was the result, in which one of Britain's most beloved and original writers reflected on a life filled with cigarettes (continuing), alcohol (stopped), several triumphs and many more disasters, shame, adultery, ...
Autobiographies and biographies.
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Schleiermacher's Introductions to the Dialogues of Plato
... even the conditions under which such a life is possible are laid down. And if
questions, not falling within the limits of the problem, and referring only to the
great image of the perfect Republic, interwoven with the whole work, are
digressively ...
Friedrich Schleiermacher, 1836
7
The Student's Manual of English Literature. A History of ...
He has the same pictorial fancy, the same voluptuous and languishing harmony;
but if he can in any respect be likened to Shakspeare, it is firstly in the vividness
of intellect which leads him to follow, digressively, the numberless Secondary ...
Thomas Budd SHAW, William Smith, 1864
8
Story Logic: Problems and Possibilities of Narrative
more powerful position than the would-be blackmailer, who speaks digressively
and in a nonstandard dialect: "I brought'em [the letters] to you to sell, because I
ain't got no other way of raising money. ... I seen you talking to Mr. Rosedale on ...
9
Take it Or Leave it: An Exaggerated Second-hand Tale to be ...
... borrowed perhaps but the STORY (in spite of all) progresses (HERE in the
middle) since all fiction is told digressively tale retold (used words) but the story (
second-hand) moves along without efforts word (after) word by a mere
accumulation ...
They broke up with their boyfriends back home, succinctly on the phone,
digressively through the mail. They sneaked men back to their maids' rooms on
the top floor of their buildings, then couldn't get rid of them. They spoke French
better and ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «DIGRESSIVELY»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
digressively en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Looking back on the benefits of a liberal arts education
Ah, but I elaborate digressively. Back to the shaky point that once Guttenburg unleashed the printing press on an unsuspecting public, literacy ... «AMERICAblog, May 15»
Paul Muldoon: One Thousand Things Worth Knowing
The poem's 27 stanzas rhyme, mirror-wise, first stanza with last, second with second-last and so, digressively, on. Sometimes it's brilliant ... «Irish Times, Ene 15»
Listen Up Philip
... that comes across as boorish intrusion—and it's oddly disjointed, wandering off digressively into the life of Moss' character as a perhaps tacit ... «Willamette Week, Oct 14»
The Page Is Truth: The “Small Lives” of Pierre Michon
His sentences, which often run on for pages, dart digressively about, much like brushstrokes applied to a canvas, gradually resolving their parts ... «New Yorker, Dic 13»
Will Self: Intermittent fasting can do things to your head
You'll forgive me if I wander digressively in this week's column, won't you? Lack of nourishment can do things to your head . . . Anyway, I always ... «New Statesman, Sep 13»
A Schoolboy's Diary and Other Stories by Robert Walser – review
One line that pulled me up abruptly came in the middle of the final piece, "Hans", as the eponymous character's room is, digressively, ... «The Guardian, Sep 13»
London stabbing defendant: 'I'm a soldier'
He also talked digressively about buying margarine in a supermarket before his video feed was temporarily cut off by officials. But he later ... «Yahoo! News, Jun 13»
The Essayification of Everything
This mode is defined by contingency and trying things out digressively, following this or that forking path, feeling around life without a specific ... «New York Times, May 13»
How Did Susan Miller Become the Go-To Astrologer for the New …
The way that Miller speaks — digressively and in volumes — is also the way that she writes. A typical AstrologyZone horoscope runs 2,500 ... «New York Magazine, Feb 13»
James Wood Gets Personal
... to do: a long, passionate onrush, formally controlled and joyously messy, propulsive but digressively self-interrupted, attired but dishevelled, ... «Daily Beast, Dic 12»
