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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «POLYSYLLABICALLY»
Scopri l'uso di
polysyllabically nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
polysyllabically e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
Thus we find that the word " wilderness " is treated syllabically with a note to each
syllable, and that the word " enemies " is treated polysyllabically and given to one
note only ; this distinction appears to us to be perfectly right, and might with ...
2
The California Teacher and Home Journal
He addressed an idle crowd in front of the What Cheer House almost daily, and
convinced himself to their perfect satisfaction that there was no God, no hell, no
anything, in fact, except an unpleasant man who talked polysyllabically with the ...
3
The Best Short Stories of ... and the Yearbook of the ...
Nearly every Sunday and Wednesday evening he appeared at the meeting and
in a halting but scholarly way lectured on the world and the flesh. To-night he
spoke polysyllabically of the fact that one Philo Judaeus had been a mere sophist
.
4
A History of English Poetry: By W.J. Courthope
Its prevailing character of swiftness is indicated by the great number of lines
which end trisyllabically, or polysyllabically : unexpected irregularities of
movement produce sublime effects, as in the clashing of accents, and of iambic
and trochaic ...
William John Courthope, 1897
They don't seem to know what they are up against, " an outside critic observed
audibly, through a broken window-glass, and was called to order polysyllabically
by the imposing and ornate chairman. . It was true that they did not know what ...
6
The City of Purple Dreams
Under Merton's adroit questioning he talked very learnedly and polysyllabically
upon diseases of the brain. In substance, he testified that Fitzhugh was suffering
from a slight, though not inconsequential, mental disorder and was in need of ...
in captivity, and as captivity it is continued. Whether this sentiment stated itself
with oaths so brutal in language so coarse that we cannot repeat it, or whether it
were more blandly and polysyllabically expressed by the Southern grandee who
...
... us to state that we in Canada cannot be too thankful that our Ontario courts are
not in the least troubled with citations from the works of the early Redmen—if,
indeed, those polysyllabically-named worthies left any works that could be so
used.
James Patton, W. D. Ardagh, Robert Alexander Harrison, 1891
9
The tenth island: being some account of Newfoundland, its ...
"What have they done — these polysyllable patriots — these men who
polysyllabically profess to," etc. "Let me tell you, gentlemen, that treachery,
duplicity, and mendacity will not save," etc. " That reminds me of a story once told
by the great ...
Beckles Willson, Baron Charles William De la Poer Beresford Beresford, Sir William Vallance Whiteway, 1897
10
The Smart Set: A Magazine of Cleverness
She met his furtive glance with a deep look of clinging admiration that froze the
blood in his veins ; she sighed polysyllabically ; she bit a blossom near her lips
caressingly. His haunted little eyes flew about from sky to tree- tops, to hedge, to
the ...
George Jean Nathan, Henry Louis Mencken, 1904
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «POLYSYLLABICALLY»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
polysyllabically nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
'Outlander' 1×11 Recap: Witch Better Have My Bonnie
Rather, his wide-eyed credulity reads as though he's just too genially dimwitted to disbelieve any story told polysyllabically. Claire could just as ... «New York Observer, apr 15»
The Mike Nichols tripwire test for classical radio presenters
Poets, although not such a constant annoyance as polysyllabically named singers, creep in now and then. Of course Dylan Thomas and W.B. ... «Slipped Disc, nov 14»
Zarabanda! Deschutes, Spain, and Getting Outside the Box
So it is that Deschutes' collaboration with Master Chef José Ramón Andrés Puerta – known as José Andrés, for polysyllabically-challenged ... «seattlepi.com, nov 14»
Iconoclastic St. Luke's scientist tackles medicine's big questions
Her overall goal is to "manipulate endogenous repair," to phrase it polysyllabically, or "give nature the tools and get out of the way," as she also ... «Houston Chronicle, ago 14»
Indonesia turns Twitter into very leaky diplomatic bag
... set the Indonesian president, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, or SBY as he's known to the polysyllabically-challenged, on an epic Twitter-rant. «Register, nov 13»
The White Detroit Entrepreneur Guy Exposes A Rhetoric Bubble
We confuse the ability to speak and write polysyllabically with intelligence, clever turns of phrase with insight, and pretense with creativity. «Deadline Detroit, apr 13»
Stoned Again: Jacqui Smith on the decision to re-classify cannabis
Professor Nutt is as polysyllabically qualified as he is outspoken. So much so that Jacqui Smith's successor – Alan Johnson – fired him. «Radio Times, nov 12»
The X Factor 2012: finals week seven - as it happened
Jahmene squealed polysyllabically at the massed ranks of spoilt kids at Disneyland. Now he's back on the X Factor stage. Which famous old ... «Radio Times, nov 12»
Riesling vintage an unqualified success
... acquire a highly respected, polysyllabically labelled Mosel example, my pronunciation was corrected by haughty chap who positively dripped ... «The Australian Financial Review, ott 12»
Charlie Sheen knows best
“Could you say that again, but maybe less polysyllabically, and with more finger-pointing?” we ask. Tact is the art of knowing how far to go too ... «Washington Post, lug 11»
