КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «UNPRACTICALNESS»
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Zones of the spirit: a book of thoughts
Unpracticalness of HusH-eating 129 give such a blameless, good, faithful man?
They call him 'a servile rascal.' Is that just?" The teacher answered: "No! it is
flagrantly unjust! But there are other types of character, which are also laudable.
The answer which "idealistic" thinkers should hold ready for the world's
indictment of their unpracticalness — or as better stated, insufficiency — is only
too obvious ; it is poverty and war. The poet who cannot pay his lodging is not
more ...
The answer which "idealistic" thinkers should have ready for the world's
indictment of their unpracticalness, or, as better stated, insufficiency, is only too
obvious: it is war. The poet who cannot pay his lodging is not more unpractical,
insufficient, ...
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The Library of Literary Criticism of English and American ...
His very unpracticalness in little affairs of life only endeared him the more to
friends, who were comforted at feeling they were at least in some things superior
to a genius. In political matters he was, like most of his Scots brethren, on the side
of ...
Charles Wells Moulton, 1910
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A Critique and Review of Jungian Psychology: The ...
His amazing unpracticalness and horror of publicity in any form have a hand in
this. If in his eyes his product appears correct and true, then it must be so in
practice, and others have got to bow to its truth. Hardly ever will he go out of his
way to ...
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The British Critic, and Quarterly Theological Review
want of personal interest in his mode of describing things, 220— leading purpose
of his writings, 223 — his unpracticalness, and opposition to authority, 224 —
remarks on religious and social excitement, 223 — 228 — on peace and truth,
229 ...
... that makes you smile contemptuously at the " unpracticalness" of proposals
which simply aim at re-establishing that spirit of community yourselves have
shattered. Yet see ! we feel ourselves by so much loftier than your cleverness,
that we ...
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A Selection from the Miscellaneous Historical Papers of ...
... his efforts to overcome our lack of interest or of comprehension. Mr. Newton
was hampered by his own modesty and by a certain unpracticalness which is apt
to embarrass the steps of a teacher so far in advance of his pupils ; while at heart
...
Franklin Bowditch Dexter, 1918
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Scottish Men of Letters in the Eighteenth Century
His very unpracticalness in little affairs of life only endeared him the more to
friends, who were comforted at feeling they were at least in some things superior
to a genius. In political matters he was, like most of his Scots brethren, on the side
of ...
His wife, Faustina de' Vescovi, was thrifty and dignified, and perhaps she was not
a little annoyed by the " unpracticalness " of her husband. According to tradition,
when he went out she tied up money for him in his handkerchief, and bade him ...
William Roscoe Thayer, 1899
