Sentence examples similar to cold dedication from inspiring English sources
In the dedication to Cold Comfort Farm Stella Gibbons, thinly disguising him as Anthony Pookworthy, comments on his occasionally exhausting wordiness: Are not the entire first hundred pages of The Fulfilment of Martin Hoare a masterly analysis of a bilious attack?
Her lampooning of the literary establishment in the spoof dedication of Cold Comfort Farm to one "Anthony Pookworthy" did not amuse that establishment, who were further offended by the book's mockery of the writing of such canonical figures as Lawrence and Hardy hence Virginia Woolf's reaction to the Prix Étranger award.
Maybe this was dedication to a cold comic credo, but it also betrayed a built-in Catch-22.
Estonian food is a recognizably cold-weather cuisine, Nordic in its dedication to the open-faced sandwich and remarkable for its resourcefulness with cabbage, potatoes, tart berries like cranberries and lingonberries, fish, bread and root vegetables.
They're all good people and yet their dedication to their stance was cold and impenetrable.
"A great constitutional lawyer two years ago told me it would be a cold day when the government builds houses," said La Guardia at the dedication of the 122-unit complex, proudly highlighting the radicalism of his accomplishment.
His story celebrates the kind of dedication that would keep a detective on a case that cold.
Shields cites scholarly and hearsay evidence that Lee was angry at having her contribution to "In Cold Blood" slighted and at being made to share the book's dedication with Capote's lover, Jack Dunphy.
The level of diligence and dedication needs to be on a par with the nation's steadfastness during the cold war and our 50-year commitment to a nuclear deterrent.
Nor has it been entirely inconsequential to human progress that America with its mighty productive powers and dedication to democracy, as well as its carbon output played a vital part in winning World War II and the Cold War.
