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This painful suspensiveness of German and Japanese, is only painful to those
whose thoughts are trained to run in a different mould. The mere fact of a
language being spoken in a given way is ipso facto proof that that is the clearest
way for ...
John Batchelor, Kingo Miyabe, 1898
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Transactions of the Asiatic Society of Japan
This painful suspensiveness of German and Japanese, is only painful to those
whose thoughts are trained to run in a different mould. The mere fact of a
language being spoken in a given way is ipso facto proof that that is the clearest
way for ...
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Building Great Sentences: How to Write the Kinds of ...
Degrees. of. Suspensiveness,. Significance. of. Surprise. 5 uspensive sentences
are the Hamlets of the writing world, and indeed, one of my favorite suspensive
sentences comes from Hamlet himself: “To be or not to be, that is the question.
This painful suspensiveness of German and Japanese, is only painful to those
whose thoughts are trained to run in a different mould. The mere fact of a
language being spoken in a given way is ipso facto proof that that is the clearest
way for ...
Asiatic Society of Japan, 1893
double inconvenience of the separation of nz'dlum from its head-word—broken
order—and of suspensiveness, the meaning of the three first words being
completely reversed by nflllum. 1768. But a purely logical order may also lead to
...
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Middle Grounds: Studies in Contemporary American Fiction
173), they insist that the ordinary, in all its secularity, is extraordinary. In brief,
what we are dealing with is an attitude I have elsewhere called "suspensiveness,
"7 that is, the recognition of life's randomness and contingency and ...
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Probation Round the World
CONDITIONAL SUSPENSION OF PUNISHMENT Probation's suspensiveness
takes different forms, and discussing it will preoccupy us in Chapter 2.
Suspensiveness does not mean that probation cannot be punishment, albeit that
in its ...
Koichi Hamai, Robert Harris, Mike Hough, 2005
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Syntax and Style in Chaucer's Poetry
Modern English is much more tolerant of suspensiveness, and the logical spirit of
the language makes it averse to broken order. The Old-English order adjective +
noun + adjective survives only in such isolated phrases as good men and true.
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Logics of Television: Essays in Cultural Criticism
For this continual return to suspensiveness is, in every sense, double- edged.
With one edge, it opens closed systems and dispenses with guarantees; with the
other, it lays waste solid ground and exposes ideals, objectives, and aspirations
to ...
Patricia Mellencamp, 1990
This painful suspensiveness of German and Japanese, is only painful to those
whose thoughts are trained to run in a different mould. The mere fact of a
language being spoken in a given way is ipso facto proof that that is the clearest
way for ...
Asiatic Society of Japan, 1964
