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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «WELL-THOUGHT-OF»
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Harrap's essential English Dictionary
... looked after by a well-spoken young man. well-thought-of /wel Box dv/
adjective Someone or something that is well thought of has a good reputation
and is respected and admired: He's a well-thought-of composer here, but
unknown abroad, ...
sprIN/ noun [S] literary the place something comes from or starts at, or the cause
of something; the source: the wellspring of the creative spirit well-thought-of /%
wel"TO;.tQv/ /-"TA;.8A;v/ adjective considered by other people as good; admired ...
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Socialism and Superior Brains: The Political
Thought of ...
THINGS FALL APART Lord Halifax held the view that 'long life giveth more marks
to shoot at, and therefore old men are less well thought of than those who have
not been long upon the stage'. It was certainly true of Shaw. If he had died in ...
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Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
tDv/ ® /-'8u:.ta:v/ adjective considered by other people as good; admired and
approved of: He was efficient at his job and well- thought-of by everyone. ' It's a
well-thought-of school. ,well thought out adjective planned in an effective way:
The ...
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The Doctrine
of God and Theological Ethics
Being well thought of is not, he says, itself the chief good. For it is possible to be
well thought of by inferior people, and if one aims merely at being well thought of,
this will lead only to deterioration. But being well thought of is necessary for the ...
Michael C. Banner, Alan Torrance,
2006
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Ta diapheronta, or, Divine characters: in two parts : ...
Therefore he is desirous both to be , and to de- fcEccle{.7.i serve to be well
thought of among the faithful ; yet hating to be well thought of with- outa cause ^
andafraidto be better thought of then there is causes forbearing all boastings, ...
Samuel Crook, Christopher Barker,
1658
The unsurprise party didn't loom that large on my mindscape but we all enjoy
being well-thought of. Satisfaction is usually being well-thought of by a small
group of people. Hube was one of the remarkably few people who thought well of
me, ...
“Well girls, it seems that you are well thought of at his store. That is a very good
thing.” “Thanks mom,” I said. “I never knew he felt that way. I know he smiled, and
talked to us when we went there, but I didn't think he would do anything like this.
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A Concordance to the Poems
of Robert Browning
"Well thought of, Thamuris 641.11 Aristoph. Con. 79 Keeping thee, with that great
thought, warm the while,— 648.26 Aristoph. Con. 617 "His wife Pompilia in
thought, word and deed, .... 652.68 R. and B. 1.245 I'ompilia's parents, as they ...
What one wants in wanting to be well thought of by oneself and others can be
evidence for a view: that they flatter me is evidence that I am good. It can be a
desire for the truth of a claim: that I, the flattered person, am good. It can be a
desire for ...
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Police seek clues in death of Montgomery County couple
“He was such a well-thought-of guy that people are saying, 'Can you believe this?' ” Brown said. Disagreements sometimes emerge between hotel operators ... «Washington Post, mag 15»