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This is a detail of some importance, for as a rule the decoration of this class of enamelled glass is confined to foliage, scrolls, and classically treated figures of sirens or satyrs.
With the mouth and chin of a deity-singular, wild, full, liquid eyes, whose shadows varied from pure hazel to intense and brilliant jet-and a profusion of curling, black hair, from which a forehead of unusual breadth gleamed forth at intervals all light and ivory-his were features than which I have seen none more classically regular, except, perhaps, the marble ones of the Emperor Commodus.
(Dumbledore's benevolent but strict theology, involving the operations of free will in a supernaturally determined world, is classically Miltonian--an odd note of Protestantism in this decidedly pagan cosmos.
Keyes, I guess, is classically attractive, but he looks like he just managed to run away from his attendant.
It's a loopy little fantasy, belonging in the same genre as Dunne's classically overworked meditations on the Menendez case in Vanity Fair .
A half-century later, Austen's great-nephew wrote a classically priggish memoir that cast Jane as the perfect Victorian lady, a superwoman of piety and self-denial.
Prudie, a classically trained salon-goer, recommends a grand gift at Christmastime.
The WP is good on the particular politics of Clinton's Social Security proposals, saying that it is classically Clintonesque in that it preserves the program's size but only by accepting something that was anathema to earlier Democrats--partial privatization.
' A fellow word-lover, flakier and less classically educated, suggested “offomatopoeia,” and my own pragmatic bent led at first toward “anti-onomatopoeia.
What these dauntless defenders of the status quondam fail to detect is that a linguistically fascinating, and utterly inevitable, semantic change is occurring-has already occurred, really-beneath their very proboscises (or proboscides for the classically rigorous).
The word was transformed in aluminium in Britain because it seemed more classically consistent.
The absence of a dependence of GHFT1-5 cell proliferation on transcription factor activities that are more classically associated with transcription regulation strongly suggests that C/EBP?
, and perhaps other transcription factors, control proliferation and transcription through completely separable pathways.
Induction by the Organizer: Antagonizing Bone Morphogenetic Protein As gastrulation starts, the Spemann-Mangold organizer, which includes mostly axial mesodermal precursors, was classically believed to instruct naïve ectoderm to convert to neural tissue.
Rooms are spacious and classically decorated, some views of the (noisy) plaza.
Rooms are classically decorated and warm.
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