Sentence examples for miscellaneous reflections from inspiring English sources
(See SA part 1, section 3; SA part 2, section 2; SA part 2, section 3; M part 3, section 2; Miscellaneous Reflections (MR) 3).
A third of the Characteristics consists of "miscellaneous reflections" in which Shaftesbury, in the voice of an anonymous commentator, boasts of the "random" presentation and lack of "regularity and order" in his writing (C 336, 339).
Its speculations on topics like whether or not the powdered-wig set would have approved of the war on drugs are mainly an excuse for miscellaneous anecdotes, reflections, and sidebars.
Novalis's political reflections inform the Miscellaneous Observations, get more poignantly voiced in Faith and Love and the "Political Aphorisms" (written in 1798), and find their quasi-religious culmination in Christianity or Europe, the 1799-text that even his Athenaeum friends deemed problematic in its call for a new Catholic unity in Europe.
On looking it up, I was reminded that this book was not a biography of Brown but a collection of what Fried himself called "redundancies, asides, divigations... excursuses," including his old book reviews, reflections on the weather, comments on New York porn shops and other miscellaneous materials.
Miscellaneous bad behavior.
Miscellaneous: 1998 Doublebase, Mediamark Research.
Miscellaneous Ups and Downs.
Other miscellaneous brief notes.
Made of Miscellaneous Undetermined Fibres".
