Love, in all its multifarious forms, is O'Brien's subject – first loves, a mother's love, the disenchantment that eventually sets in – but The Love Object is also something of a love song to Ireland itself.
Consequently, I decided it might be worth trying to categorise the short story in a bit more detail, to try to classify its multifarious forms.
Mr. Frith, a British guitarist, composer and improviser, has a résumé comparable with Mr. Zorn's in its multifarious disposition.
Classical morphology of plants is not equal to phytonism, but the concept of phytonism is the closest allusion to the basic principle of morphology itself, to Goethe's principle of metamorphosis, according to which one and the same organ make its appearance in multifarious forms [15].
You can expect to encounter flamboyantly outfitted floats, elaborately costumed characters and eccentric beauty in multifarious forms, often in pointed defiance of propriety, before the coronation of this year's King Neptune and Queen Mermaid, Judah Friedlander and Carole Radziwill.
This is unfortunate: Marx without Engels would have been a significantly lesser figure; furthermore, Engels was an enormously capable, colourful, generous, kindly and engaging man, whose appetite for life in multifarious forms leaves the reader more than a little exhausted by the end of Tristram Hunt's book.
Of all the multifarious forms of entertainment laid out before us in this glittering digital age, Lost in Showbiz loves good old rock'n'roll the best.
So much so relatively straightforward, but one of the sheer pleasures of the grade one espionage novel is in unravelling its multifarious complexities and Le Carré handles the unspooling web of narrative and motive with exemplary poise.
This is it in its purest form".
Keep it in its folded form.
