- certainly, but not a
cacophony of
rhetorical features, nor
without the
unselfconscious virtuosity which can
uplift and excite. But it is
undoubtedly too Gotham...
-
because it’s all that similar, but
because it
moves with the same
unselfconscious stupidity that
fueled so many of the '80s
blockbusters we remember...
-
aesthetic status,
while for the
rural folk, it has been
practical and
unselfconscious, an
accompaniment to
fieldwork or to the
festivals that
provide periodic...
-
featured both
black and
white people as cops, suspects, and witnesses, an
unselfconscious racial blend that
would not
otherwise be seen for
several years on...
-
always hyphenated (except for a few
multiprefix compounds such as
unselfconscious) semi- "partial"; "somewhat"; "half" semiarid, "somewhat arid" (more)...
- of Verghese's world, its
earthiness and drama, its
concreteness and
unselfconscious swing." She
criticizes "a
certain brutality ... in the
gender politics"...
-
Consciousness has
forced us into the
paradoxical position of
striving to be
unselfconscious of what we are—hunks of
spoiling flesh on
disintegrating bones. Ligotti...
-
Rotten Tomatoes. "Olivia Newton-John was that rare thing: a
wonderfully unselfconscious star". The Guardian. 8
August 2022. "The Case (1972)". BFI. Archived...
-
quoted it in
discussing India's "tradition of
skeptical questioning and
unselfconscious humility before the
great cosmic mysteries." The text
begins by paradoxically...
- ****bria.
Raverat remembered him
fondly as an
eccentric and
entirely unselfconscious man in her
childhood memoirs Period Piece (1952).
There is a story...
