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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «INFELICITOUSLY»
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infelicitously nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
infelicitously e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
The Idea of the American University
infelicitously.”2. 2. “At philosophical conventions dead men make speeches for
other dead men, and blind men play pantomimes for other blind men, and this
will never prove anything against the intrinsic communicability of philosophic ...
Bradley C. S. Watson, 2010
2
A Grammar of the Idiom of the New Testament
4 6 r6 Efikov, Bis Ace. 9 6 -r1';v aépuyvya, dial. m. 10, 4 (Bhdy. 119), and it has
been as fully sanctioned by usage in their case as in the case of the phrases
specified above. See 612 1 Some have infelicitously applied this ellipsis to Jno.
iii. 25.
Georg Benedikt Winer, Gottlieb Lünemann, Joseph Henry Thayer, 1904
3
A Select Library of the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers of ...
Could he give felicity who was so infelicitously worshipped, and who, unless he
should be thus worshipped, was yet more infelicitously provoked to anger ?
CHAP. 27. — CONCERNING THE THREE KINDS OF GODS ABOUT WHICH
THE ...
4
The Iraq War and Its Consequences: Thoughts of Nobel Peace ...
Thoughts of Nobel Peace Laureates and Eminent Scholars Irwin Abrams,
Gungwu Wang. These examples of performative overuse are not precisely lies.
Lies are assertive statements made infelicitously: when a speaker utters
something he or ...
Irwin Abrams, Gungwu Wang, 2003
5
The Second International Temperance Congress, Held at ...
This rule, the speaker thought, would hold good in any case, even where the
monopoly is vested in the Government, and he cited, soinewhat infelicitously,*
several instances, among them the tobacco, powder and salt monopolies.
6
The Works of Aurelius Augustine: A New Translation
Could he give felicity who was so infelicitously worshipped, and who, unless he
should be thus worshipped, was yet more infelicitously provoked to anger ? 27.
Concerning the three kinds of gods ahont which the pontiff Scawola has ...
Saint Augustine (Bishop of Hippo.), Marcus Dods, John Richard King, 1881
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A Select Library of Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers of the ...
Could he give felicity who was so infelicitously worshipped, and who, unless he
should be thus worshipped,' was yet more infelicitously provoked to anger ?
CHAP. 27. -— CONCERNING THE THREE KINDS OF GODS ABOUT WHICH
THE ...
Philip Schaff, Henry Wace, 1907
Is it so that he could found, extend, and preserve the Roman empire, who was
more vile than any Roman man whatever, to whom such things were displeasing
? Could he give felicity who was so infelicitously worshipped, and who, unless he
...
Saint Augustine (Bishop of Hippo.), 1888
Could he give felicity who was so infelicitously worshipped, and who, unless he
should be thus worshipped, was yet more infelicitously provoked to anger?
Chapter 27. Concerning the three kinds of gods about which the pontiffScaevola
has ...
... wasmorevile thanany Roman man whatever, to whomsuch things were
displeasing? Could he give felicity who was so infelicitously worshipped, and
who,unlesshe should be thus worshipped, wasyet more infelicitously provoked to
anger?
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «INFELICITOUSLY»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
infelicitously nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Megan McArdle: On labor, Hillary and Jeb mostly agree, wrongly
... keeping them there — did not come in for similar scorn from the people who leaped upon Bush's somewhat infelicitously phrased remark. «The Daily Telegram, lug 15»
Hillary and Jeb Agree, But Are Both Mostly Wrong
... keeping them there — did not come in for similar scorn from the people who leaped upon Bush's somewhat infelicitously phrased remark. «Newsmax, lug 15»
The Other Side of Portraiture
The final section of the Morgan show (infelicitously titled Portraits?) presented “images that stretch the limits of portraiture.” Among these eight ... «Hyperallergic, lug 15»
The Unbearable Awfulness of Campaign Lit
I personally prefer the explanation of the University of Virginia political scientist Larry Sabato, who infelicitously draws a parallel to China's ... «Reason, lug 15»
Greeks score a point
The referendum question, although infelicitously worded, wasn't all that difficult to understand. It asked whether the troika's most recent terms ... «Arab News, lug 15»
Hillary skewers the Republicans: "What part of democracy are they …
As Republican strategist Scott Tranter infelicitously blurted at a Pew-sponsored forum in December '12, "we want to do everything we can to ... «Newsworks.org, giu 15»
The Missing Forty-Three: The Government's Case Collapses
Despite what probably seemed, to untrained observers, like plausible science, Murillo Karam's infelicitously phrased “historical truth” was met ... «The New Yorker, giu 15»
CCK: an unhappy birthday
The CCK was born infelicitously and there's no way to unbirth it. And even if its future somehow managed to salvage its clumsy present, nothing ... «Buenos Aires Herald, mag 15»
On Jim O'Neill, the new 'Northern Powerhouse' supremo
... turns out to be, to run the £6 billion worth of NHS services that will come their way as part of a package infelicitously labelled 'Devo Manc'. «Spectator.co.uk, mag 15»
Ben Carson Versus Marbury v. Madison: The GOP Presidential …
Ben Carson may have been thinking of concerns about “judicial activism” when he infelicitously targeted “judicial review.” Take the results of ... «Above the Law, mag 15»
