- take any –
those are
capitalist cigarettes,' said Stalin, and
Kalinin confusedly dropped the
cigarette from his
trembling fingers,
whereupon Stalin laughed...
-
which they were sold as a remedy, did make the
imbibers feel
better and
confusedly appreciative of the product. The
number of
internationally marketed quack...
-
earlier fort the
French do****ent as
Hangard dated to 1754 and
which was
confusedly,
likely located on the
nearby stream called Redstone Cr****. Red sandstones...
- addiction. In
Chapter VIII,
mention is made of her
having "a Prayer-Book all
confusedly heaped about the looking-gl****." "The
Gothic in
Great Expectations". British...
-
rhythmic notation,
practice or style, few
terms are as
confusing or used as
confusedly as 'additive' and 'divisive'. …
These confusions stem from two misapprehensions...
- body is
different from theirs. She then runs to her
mother angrily and
confusedly to ask the
reason for
hiding her real gender; her
mother confesses the...
-
decided to "soon lead
Faust to clarity", who
previously only "served [Him]
confusedly." However, to test Faust, he
allows Mephistopheles to
attempt to lead...
- Neo-Romanticism, but in the
original sense of the word,
which is
nowadays often confusedly ****imilated to
other ones," and her
harmony as "essentially pandiatonic...
- disturbing."
Testimonies from
other sites under attack may have been
confusedly mixed with
those from Kfar Aza,
giving rise to the hoax
concerning the...
-
images seen by a
person with keratoconus. "... a candle, when
looked at,
appears like a
number of lights,
confusedly running into one another" — Nottingham...
