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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «FEARSOMENESS»
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1
Beyond Aesthetics: Philosophical Essays
So, where the fearsomeness of the monster is convincingly in place, horror will
not drift over into incongruity humor. But where the fearsomeness of the monster
is compromised or deflected by either neutralizing it or at least drawing attention
...
2
The Mythological State and Its Empire
Such absolute obedience also has the strategic purpose, as the corollary to the
limiting of fear, of inducing the magnitude to express an absolute sympathy for
mankind as a constraint to the absolute fearsomeness for which it was created.
2pre here renders the Greek <(>6pog in the sense of "that which causes fear,
fearsomeness" (Lampe l487b,B). Examples of the word with this meaning are
found at Rom l3:3, and Clem. Alex. Paed. l.9.82.l, which quotes Rom l3:3: el y<*Q
0'i ...
Francis E. Williams, 2001
4
A Concise Dictionary of Akkadian
Alal.; < Hurr. pulhänu (a plant) jB lex. pulhätu — » puluhtu 1 pulhïtu(m); also pl.
pulhâ/êtu ~ "distress, consternation"? Bab.(lit.), visible on lips; < pulhu ? pulhu "
fearsomeness; fear" M/NB l.jB(Ass.) freq. pl., esp. p. melammï "terror of radiance"
of ...
Jeremy A. Black, Andrew George, J. N. Postgate, 2000
5
Teaching Introductory Psychology
The characteristics should include speed of movement, attractiveness, size, and
fearsomeness (i.e. whether the respondent is likely to be frightened of them or not
), but you could also include some "distracters", such as rurriness, brightness of ...
Roz Brody, Nicky Hayes, 1995
6
Analysing literary Sumerian: corpus-based approaches
For example, the Nibru warrior god Ninurta is described as ursaa-an sigrga
kalam-ma ni2 ru-ru-gu2 'the yellow twilight imposing fearsomeness upon the
Land' (c.2.4.4.4.45). And su zig3 itself is also associated with this light, as when
the gate ...
Jarle Ebeling, Graham Cunningham, 2007
Nietzsche saw a different kind of virtue in humankind's fearfulness: it fuels our
fearsomeness: “And has the world not lost some of its charm for us because we
have grown less fearful? With this diminution of our fearfulness has our own
dignity ...
8
Epistemology and Emotions
Now, fearsomeness is typically ascribed to a real object (see de Sousa 1987, 116
). This is in contrast to truth, which is the property of a proposition. As this contrast
between formal objects already indicates, the emotions differ from belief in that ...
Dr Ulvi Doguoglu, Dr Dominique Kuenzle, Professor Stewart Cohen, 2012
9
The Reality of Social Groups
The ontological individualist can hold that, for example, the fearsomeness of the
mob is a property predicated collectively of a certain number of individuals.
Together they have a certain property. Likewise, artistic endeavour may be ...
30:29-30), its fearsomeness (Amos 3:8). A very large number of scriptures refer to
characteristics of the lion. In several passages a person or nation is said to be
like a lion, referring to one or more of these characteristics. We have not given all
...
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The American Ninja Warrior Workout
At a petite 4' 11", Kacy Catanzaro invokes the fearsomeness of a Peter Pan understudy. It's a bit hard to imagine she's the leading woman on ... «Yahoo Health, jul 15»
Jurassic Who? 34 of Pop Culture's Greatest Dinosaurs
Not as much of a cinematic spectacle as the Jurassic Park T-Rex, the raptors brought a different kind of fearsomeness to the big screen ... «Den of Geek!, jun 15»
From 'Jurassic Park' to 'Jaws': 10 Best and Worst Movie Superbeasts
Several stories tall, this giant beast has the killing instincts of a great white shark, the toothy fearsomeness of a T. rex and a sadistic streak that ... «RollingStone.com, jun 15»
Times Insider | 1913: Atomic Bombs End a World War
The bombs' fearsomeness came not from their explosive force — they were no more powerful than high explosives — but from their duration, ... «New York Times, jun 15»
Game of Thrones Season Five – Episode 7 Review
Yet she somehow manages to maintain her fearsomeness. Despite her slender frame and pretty dress, it's still intimidating when she shouts, ... «Flickering Myth, mai 15»
EDGE Theatre's MacSith: Highly Literate Sci-Fi
Lady Monbeth, played by Lexi Saunders, portrayed an equally potent figure, somehow eliciting empathy with the fearsomeness of her ... «Gapers Block, mai 15»
How Tom Hardy Became Hollywoods Biggest Badass
The way that Hardy stalks around the screen, fuming with rage that inevitably explodes in brutality, showed that fearsomeness was almost a ... «Daily Beast, mai 15»
(Photo: Marvin Gentry, USA TODAY Sports)
... pass protection. I feel like I'm tenacious and I feel like I bring a lot of energy, fearsomeness and a warrior mentality in everything that I do. ” ... «was.247sports.com, mai 15»
Have we pushed nature to unleash its fury?
The barren harshness of Vindhyas and staggering fearsomeness of the mountains of Nepal. The unflinching ice lines of mountain ranges and ... «Daily News & Analysis, abr 15»
Canada: A grizzly tale
say it's more like 16,000-17,000. It's the bear's mix of nobility and fearsomeness that makes it the target of trophy hunters. That most over-used ... «New Zealand Herald, abr 15»
