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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «HALTINGNESS»
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1
A History of Modern Drama
The haltingness and repeating of scenes in The Skin of Our Teeth suggests the
theatre itself, where the director stops and starts until satisfied. But the
haltingness comes to a dead stop in Act Three, when Antrobus and his
recalcitrant son ...
2
Christina Rossetti: The Patience of Style
Precise only about its vagueness, the specified "somewhat" eludes analysis and
must be named again in other poems and, in one splendid example, quadruply
renamed: This Life is full of numbness and of balk, Of haltingness and baffled ...
Constance W. Hassett,
2005
3
Refreshed in His Spirit
Angela, my sweet friend from college, said when she came to see me in the
hospital there was still that sweet, soft-spoken friend but that there was a fear and
uncertainty and a haltingness in my demeanor. She knew things had changed
and I ...
4
Rational Meaning: A New Foundation for the Definition of ...
... utterance-quantity, productive, also, of some haltingness by its pronunciative
and enunciative peculiarities, not conducing to the tones of contemporary
science-regardful intellectualism. They feel the presence of science everywhere
at hand, ...
Laura (Riding) Jackson, William Harmon,
1997
5
American Indian Languages 1
In the section on “temporal proclitics” (pp. 34, 35) there is betrayed a certain
incompleteness or haltingness of analysis which is in evidence also elsewhere in
the book. Phonetically, this comes out in the author's treatment of the pronominal
...
6
Compass Therapy: Christian Psychology in Action
The pause went beyond his normal haltingness, and I sensed he was genuinely
stuck). It can be productive to guide counselees to the threshold of new decision-
making, and coach them to try something new. But in this case, I felt that Carl ...
7
Troubling Arthurian Histories: Court Culture, Performance ...
misses the qualifying force of the 'auques' ('to an extent'), a haltingness implicitly
contrasted with Morgane's quasi -sorcerous capacity for speed-reading. This
mechanism of deferral is then given its cosmic context in the vision granted Arthur
of ...
8
Landscapes of Resistance: The German Films of Danièle ...
4 This is also the "haltingness" (Stocken) that Peter Handke writes about, which
only now and then breaks free in the films of Straub/Huillet. The suspension also
keeps the balance between the bright sunlit potential of air and landscape in ...
9
Amharic-English dictionary: H - N.
... long- winded, garrulous A^-S-S lafdadda one who is halting of speech, who
stutters, has a speech defect; uncouth (of gait or speech) A lafdaddannat or A«P^
^V^ lafdaddannat state or condition of haltingness of speech; uncouthness
lafdada ...
10
Human Rights and the World's Major Religions: Condensed and ...
... conferences and partly their own initiative, the leaders of the major religions
promulgated various sorts of declarations. Some of these statements reflected an
initial haltingness in acceptance of a full-blown human rights agenda, while
others ...
William H. Brackney,
2013
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Amy Adams: 'I'm always happy for whoever wins'
... a reticence with her Big Eyes character that comes across through the delicacy of her pale features and the haltingness of her movements. «Telegraph.co.uk, dic 14»