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I was in something called 'Garth Marenghi's Darkplace' which was a real cult comedy; it's sort of a spoof horror sort of thing, and it only ever had one series, but I liked the fact that it only had one series because it's kind of got this little gemlike quality to it that there were only ever six episodes.
10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «GEMLIKE»
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A Hard
Gemlike Flame: ArtPlus Ltd
A Hard Gemlike Flame, the fourth title in the Kavanagh Series, tells a tumultuous tale of love, jealousy, rage, hate and compassion between Mick Kavanagh and Cathleen Murray.
2
With a
Gemlike Flame: A Novel of Venice and a Lost Masterpiece
When Renaissance scholar and art dealer Jordan Brooks journeys to Venice to view a masterpiece believed to have been destroyed by the Nazis, he must discover if the painting is a fake or the original, which leads him to his former teacher ...
David Adams Cleveland,
2001
3
James Merrill: Knowing Innocence
pure, gemlike feelings of adolescence lest [he] turn, like Dorian Gray, into a
hideous and corrupt thirty-year-old” (CPR 609). His fear of corruption and his
alteration of Pater's “hard, gemlike flame” to a “pure” one suggest that what he
idealized ...
From Baudelaire's description of “the transitory, the fugitive, the contingent, half of
art, of which the other half is the eternal and the immutable” to Pater's “hard,
gemlike flame” to Marx's “all that is solid melts into air,” modernity's most
emblematic ...
Sohuman emotions are never hard andnever gemlike;they are always dangerous
, like flames,to touch or evento examine. There is only one wayin which our
passions can become hardand gemlike, and that is by becoming as cold as gems
.
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Delphi Complete Works of G. K. Chesterton (Illustrated)
He asks us to burnwith a hard, gemlike flame. Flames are never hard and never
gemlike — theycannot be handledor arranged. So human emotions are never
hard and never gemlike; they are always dangerous, like flames, to touchor even
to ...
He asks us to burn witha hard, gemlike flame. Flamesare never hard and never
gemlike—they cannotbe handled orarranged. So humanemotions are never hard
and never gemlike; they are always dangerous, like flames, to touchor even to ...
Gilbert Keith Chesterton,
2014
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Into the Open: Reflections on Genius and Modernity
Burning with a hard gemlike flame means for Pater the dissolution of ordinary
experience into hieratic clarity, into art. But is the ritual of refinement he will enact
in the essays and "imaginary portraits" a case of burning always with hard,
gemlike ...
9
How to be Human*: *though an Economist
"To. Burn. Always. with. a. Hard,. Gemlike. Flame,". Eh,. Professor? Eastern
Economic Journal (fall 1994). Academic life, like any other these days, has a full
in-box. A professor can stay busy merely answering her junk mail. Professors and
...
Deirdre N. McCloskey,
2000
10
Genšt: A Biography of Janet Flanner
This. Hard. Gemlike. Flame. 1910-1918. WHEN JANET RECALLED her first trip
to Europe, taken when she was seventeen, she said she'd experienced
something, an aesthetic delight, that she formulated as an inner promise — I shall
return.1 ...
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Nathan DiPietro: 'The Structure of Things'
And he does it in egg tempera paint, an exacting medium that doesn't lend itself to shading but rather to fine, gemlike details, which give the scenes a sparkling ... «TheStranger.com, jul 15»
Review> As Is
An alarming number of the gemlike, relatively modest houses built half a century ago on the most picturesque sites have been scrapped and ... «The Architect's Newspaper, jul 15»
A beauty up in Las Campanas
The powder room has a copper basin set in a gemlike green-marble top. The spacious kitchen, brightened by several skylights, adjoins a sunny ... «Santa Fe New Mexican, jul 15»
'Eye of the Beholder: Johannes Vermeer, Antoni van Leeuwenhoek …
For unknown reasons, in about 1660, this middle-class merchant became obsessed with creating tiny gemlike lenses and small but powerful ... «New York Times, jun 15»
English maestro Richard Egarr keeps a deft control on the ACO
It starts off with some “jolly English” music in 13 gemlike instrumental interludes from Henry Purcell's The Fairy Queen, based on Shakespeare's ... «The Daily Telegraph, jun 15»
a Mozartean classic
The clarity of her voice is underlined with a velvety quality that made her big arias (and the Countess certainly gets some big ones) the gemlike ... «Bay Area Reporter, jun 15»
First look: New designs for Public Square cafe unveiled by Group …
Designed by nARCHITECTS of New York with Westlake Reed Leskosky of Cleveland, the design calls for a gemlike, trapezoidal structure ... «cleveland.com, jun 15»
Recently reviewed theater productions
Under Jay Dias' direction, a 38-piece orchestra deepens the emotional dialogue between gemlike songs. In an intriguing coincidence, the ... «Dallas Morning News, jun 15»
The Bottom Line: Vendela Vida's 'The Diver's Clothes Lie Empty'
... under life-threatening circumstances –- Vida's scenes are gemlike, which makes sense considering the author's experience as a film writer. «Huffington Post, jun 15»
How Oscar Wilde cracked America
... but he took to heart Walter Pater's hedonistic paean: “To burn always with this hard, gemlike flame, to maintain this ecstasy, is success in life. «New Statesman, jun 15»