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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «INGRAINEDLY»
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1
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary: Eleventh Edition
ingrainedly. •. initialing. 643. ing : DEEP-SEATED <~~ prejudice) — irvgrained-ly
also en-grained- ly \'in-,gra-nad-le, 'in-,grand-le, (,)in-'\aav in-grate \'in-|grat\ n [L
ingratus ungrateful, fr. in- + gratus grateful — more at GRACE] (1622) : an ...
2
Imperialism And Music: Britain 1876-1953
He wrote: Elgar was ingrainedly and invincibly English . . . and also, be it
emphasized, an Englishman of his own particular generation. This is evident not
alone in his love of nature (a trait, I think, inherent in almost every member of the
island ...
proved so ingrainedly and incurably bad, that we scarcely see that any choice
was left them. Therefore, though not republicans ourselves, it is from no dislike of
that form of government, still less from any admiration of the government it has ...
... and strengthened innate, but hitherto obscure, faculties ; and in their walks and
rides, and sittings beneath the trees of the old park, he had by degrees let her
draw from him his own and his father's history; and to a bosom so ingrainedly and
...
5
Chesterton and the Romance of Orthodoxy: The Making of GKC, ...
... but also of the dogmatic principle—that great sine qua non of Catholic theology
and bugbear of the liberal mind—as a necessary element in its vindication. Watts
and the other great Victorians, he says, 'were ingrainedly ethical; the mere idea.
6
Approaching Ottoman History: An Introduction to the Sources
A reader of Edward Said's work may well come away with the melancholy
reflection that present-day western culture is so ingrainedly racist and full of
prejudices vis-a-vis whatever has been defined as the 'other', that any attempt to
produce ...
7
The Napoleon of Notting Hill
... twentieth century, the final victor was the Court Journal. For some mysterious
reason the King had a great affection for hanging about in the Court Journal
office, smoking a morning cigarette and looking over files. Like all ingrainedly idle
men ...
Gilbert Keith Chesterton,
1950
8
The Winning of the West
He was so ingrainedly venal, treacherous, and mendacious that nothing he said
or wrote can be accepted as true, and no sentiments which he at any time
professed can be accepted as those he really felt. He and the leading Louisiana
...
9
Heritage of China: Contemporary Perspectives on Chinese ...
The vanquished were simply categorized as "ingrainedly" immoral and their point
of view was never presented as worthy of consideration, dramatically or
historically. From the Book of Documents (Shu ching) through Mencius and
beyond, last ...
Paul S. Ropp, Timothy Hugh Barrett,
1990
10
Conservatism: Dream and Reality
... close companion of the 'new monied interest' that Burke also detested, also a
recent product of European history, ingrainedly rebellious toward government
and establishment, criticism and hostility a very habit of mind, in a word — the
word ...