“fixing my teeth,”… My own favorite embodiment of this horror, still enjoyed by late-show insomniacs, is the 1944 film Gaslight, a tale which so impressed the public imagination that even today the word “gaslight” is used to describe an attempt to destroy another’s perceptions of ...
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How would you describe a good student or a bad student, sort of things they do or don’t do in the classroom?He’s eager to experiment with every new thing that he learns, whether it be a structure of a function or a new word, he immediately starts trying to use it.He’s interest...
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s when printmaking was introduced and somebody tried to translate the word “stencil”. They also believe that it was a word that did and that revived. They say it was once used to describe the picture-message writing on skins and tusks. However, the significant thing is that all Inuit ...
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I had never given so much thought to a single word before—regardless of the language. Until a couple of years ago, to me, “silence” was either just a word used to describe the absence of noise, refraining from speaking (keeping silent), or the title of a very long movie directed ...
Nor, as I find, was it a colour esteemed by the Greeks, at least when used to describe people. Aristophanes,inThe Clouds, used χροιὰνὠχράνkhroiànōkhrán“pallidcomplexion” as a sign of moral weakness; Euripides,inThe Bacchae, used turning pale as a sign of fright: ο...