The melody of Manner of Words gives out midway through the track, replaced by a fuzzy, woozy drone, and Entirety, an instrumental audibly influenced by the Underworld of Rez or Spikee, is superseded by the gorgeous, Scott Walkerish high-drama balladry of Carousel, which itself arrives complete with a finale in which the lushly romantic arrangement becomes distorted and harsh.
And while the succeeding numbers include all manner of unprintable words and references, the production holds on to the sweetness found in the graceful awkwardness of adolescence.
And so I worry about and concern myself with the things that I really do feel I have some manner of, the word isn't "control," but influence and power with.
As children become more skilled readers, they develop a faster, parallel manner of identifying words, based on global shapes as well as on the identity of their constituent letters [ 27, 28].
The Oxford English Dictionary defines the word cunt as "The female external genital organs" and notes "Its currency is restricted in the manner of other taboo-words: see the small-type note s.v.v
Things are repeated, in the manner of neheh: games, words, bedtime routines.
The first author and corresponding author reviewed each interviewee's survey, pointed out inappropriate methods, manners and choice of words, and inspected the quality of each survey script.
It explains why people we see on the screen all speak in that curiously cultured, refined manner prouncing words of two and sometimes three syllables with the greatest of ease.
He is an expert on slang who is charged with bringing in all manner of new American (and Canadian) words and citations.
In the manner of modern Shakespeare editions, the words "dandled," "mazèd" and "abrook" are glossed by an editor — identified as one Roland Verre — who has been hired to help the common reader understand the text's meanings and savor its felicities.
