Sentence examples for heger from inspiring English sources

There Bronte met Constantin Heger the teacher with whom she fell in love.

This future fictional enlargement on M. Heger gains its imaginative licence from distance - the correspondent's invisibility as reader.

We are told of religious anxiety in the late 1830s and "torments" over M. Heger in the next phase, but we are not told about Charlotte Bronte's imaginative power to turn the losses of her life to gain.

The fact that Madame Heger pieced three of these letters together from torn fragments she found in her husband's bin suggests that Madame did not consider this tie negligible.

The most famous letters in this volume are the four Charlotte wrote in French in 1844-45 to her beloved teacher in Brussels, M. Heger.

Jeanette Heger was twenty-two and made a living doing needlework in a modest apartment she shared with her sisters.

Deciding not to respond to the stream of yearning, abasing letters that Brontë wrote once she had returned to Haworth wasn't a vicious move on the Hegers' part, but simply self-preservation.

September 12 2014 – November 9 2014 When David (Roderick Hill) was seven years old, he was violently raped by a seventeen-year-old neighbor (Erik Heger) — the sadistic son of his parents' good friends — who warned David that he'd kill him if he ever told anyone.

Mr. Breivik's remarks at a closed-door custody hearing were relayed by the judge, Kim Heger, at a news conference.

We hear about the deaths of her sisters Emily and Anne; Charlotte's unrequited love for her French tutor in Belgium, Monsieur Heger, and her loneliness; her bad-boy brother, Branwell; the terrible conditions at the school for clergymen's daughters that the Brontë girls attended (except Anne); and the adoption of male noms de plume — Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell — by Charlotte, Emily and Anne.

At a televised news conference after the hearing, Judge Kim Heger summarized some of what the man, Anders Behring Breivik, told the court about his motives.