PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «STATUESQUELY»
statuesquely
statuesquely
meaning
pronunciation
translations
define
like
suggesting
statue
massive
majestic
dignity
grace
beauty
origin
esque
related
forms
adverb
defined
specif
tall
well
proportioned
having
stately
statuesque
statu
encyclo
results
from
encyclopedia
glance
collins
always
ironically
this
feminine
portrait
accomplish
phallic
imposture
parodied
previous
photograph
boffin
tessa
fraser
jean
stolen
arabic
many
other
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «STATUESQUELY»
Scopri l'uso di
statuesquely nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
statuesquely e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
The Poetical Works of Robert Browning
... admitted for the nonce, — What worse do one and all than interpose, Hold, as it
were, a deprecating hand, Statuesquely, in the Medicean mode, Before some
shame which modesty would veil? 805 Who blames the gesture prettily perverse
?
Robert Browning, Ian Jack, Margaret Smith, 2004
2
Black World/Negro Digest
But instead, Segun stood statuesquely in front of his house, fearless before his
tormentors, and gave the response that created the crisis: "This war is unjust. I
will not join." When the captain recovered his composure he gave the predictable
...
3
Some Turns of Thought in Modern Philosphy
I LOCKE AND THE FRONTIERS OF COMMON SENSE1 A good portrait of Locke
would require an elaborate background. His is not a figure to stand statuesquely
in a void: the pose might not seem grand enough for bronze or marble. Rather ...
His idea of a Princeof Mervo was something statuesquely aloof, something—he
could not express it exactly —on the linesof the illustrations in theZenda stories in
themagazines— about eight feet high andshinily magnificent, somethingthat ...
She spent her time in study of the room and its appointments, and in now and
then glancing out at Mr. Libby, who sat statuesquely patient in the buggy. His
profile cut against the sky was blameless; and a humorous shrewdness which
showed ...
William Dean Howells, 1st World Library, 2006
Sword in hand, statuesquely from his rocky plinth, Don Pedro bowed until his
trunk was at right angles with his shapely legs. He hoped that he was not
ridiculous. The lady across the brook whom he thus saluted belonged to a type
which to a ...
Given, then, the aptness of the marriage of theme and studio in They Came to a
City, why should the film be the dismal experience that it is — arid, abstract,
statuesquely posed and declaimed (all of which applies equally to Halfway
House)?
8
Feminine Feminists: Cultural Practices in Italy
... by the Fascist writer and social critic Manlio Pompei. Mapping the trajectory of
male desire, Pompei claims: Nothing ties us men more and nothing pleases us
more than the woman-mother, the woman statuesquely personifying that need for
...
Giovanna Miceli Jeffries, 1994
9
Into the Heart of European Poetry
Of course, Fassianos's art, which often depicts dark-hued “shades” (in the ancient
Greek sense) posing statuesquely or naked couples whose erotic play is
temporarily postponed, exhibits a harmonious wholeness that starkly contrasts to
the ...
10
Extraordinary Anthropology: Transformations in the Field
DUNCAN EARLE Statuesquely iconic of the method and air of anthropology's
historic posture of inquiry is the observing, well-mannered, and fundamentally
removed character of the ethnographer. Peering out from the tower of our
temporary ...
Jean-Guy Goulet, Bruce Granville Miller, 2007
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «STATUESQUELY»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
statuesquely nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
'Emerge' at Howard University
Royce Zackery, Choreographer. …then suddenly they were—not delicately or demurely but statuesquely, with epic presence self-assertion. Sydnee Carroll. «DC Metro Theater Arts, apr 15»
On a creative retreat
A stone man and woman ride a cement motorcycle through a manicured lawn. Four trees stand statuesquely on an undulating mound. The trees are leafless. «Deccan Herald, apr 15»
Game of Thrones world premiere: Gwendoline Christie leads the …
The 36-year-old actress stood statuesquely proud as she posed for picture in the floor-length accessory. Gwendoline plays warrior Brienne of Tarth in the hit TV ... «Express.co.uk, mar 15»
Karlie Kloss: Victoria's Secret Angel No More?! Supermodel …
She has been statuesquely walking the Victoria's Secret fashion shows since 2011 and was hailed as an official Angel since early 2013. Karlie Kloss, a Victoria's ... «Jobs & Hire, feb 15»
'Enter THE NIGHT': Portland Experimental's risk proves provocative …
The transitions between the playful and the poignant, the real and the dreamy, and the wildly energetic and the statuesquely still are very artfully orchestrated. «OregonLive.com, gen 15»
La finta giardiniera (Glyndebourne Tour)
The statuesquely beautiful Elenore Marguerre is comically haughty and vocally delightful as his object of desire, Arminda; the always excellent Timothy ... «WhatsOnStage.com, ott 14»
Bill Gephardt everywhere
Creeped out by the whole situation, I decided to get away from his statuesquely weird silence. As I continued my interrupted stroll, I observed a terrifying sight: ... «The Herald Journal, ago 14»
Game Of Thrones: Sophie Turner, AKA Sansa Stark, on growing up …
... role, even though Sansa, now miserably married to Tyrion, of the Starks' bitter rivals the Lannisters, spends a lot of time staring statuesquely into the horizon. «Metro, apr 14»
Middle-Age Magic
Go-go-dancer-like Shawn Fitzgerald Ahern and Matt Del Rosario are statuesquely chained to a metal pole. Bright eyed Eriko Jimbo is on hand for assistance ... «Wall Street Journal, lug 13»
Impressive Dublin romp to decisive victory over Kildare to reach …
McCarthy and Jack McCaffrey used their extraordinary pace to burn holes in Kildare's statuesquely orthodox defence but they also defended well with McCaffrey ... «Irish Times, giu 13»
