-
reliable reminiscences of Gould, a
convicted forger,
painter of fish and
inveterate raconteur. On
another level, the
novel is a
Gothic horror tale in its...
- the
Batista from his name as to not
raise su****ions.
Batista was an
inveterate philanderer who
engaged in
numerous extramarital affairs throughout his...
- Street, where, at No. 6,
stood Mornington House.
Despite Wellington's own
inveterate distrust of newspapers, in this case they must be ****umed to know best...
-
resented by his
fellow Athenians for his
patronizing manner.
Atticus was an
inveterate opponent of
Stoicism and
philosophic pretensions. He
thought the Stoics'...
-
resulted in a sui
generis narrative praised by even some of his most
inveterate revilers."
Alfred Kazin,
writing in the New York
Times Book Review, said...
- view,
which he
called objective idealism, that "matter is
effete mind,
inveterate habits becoming physical laws".
Peirce observed that "Berkeley's metaphysical...
-
telling of the improbable — but
eventually triumphant — love
between an
inveterate gambler (Sky Masterson) and a
missionary girl (the Miss
Sarah Brown of...
-
against habitual silence,
among the
lower order of the people, is
almost as
inveterate as the
prejudice against red hair." In his 1895
memoir and
history The...
- Zrínyi Kiadó/Új Magyarország, 1991, p. 154). "József Mindszenty: An
inveterate anti-Semite or a
national hero?". 24
April 2016. "Budapest Jews Score...
- were
spent pursuing travel and
quiet social activities in New York. An
inveterate smoker, she died at age 72 of lung
cancer at New York Hospital. Slim Keith...
