Misfortune of sundry kinds, and especially financial, can easily be put into perspective by the mere recollection of the mayhem one has been through.
Meanwhile, he reflects on sundry kinds of truths and lies ranging through the Second World War, its campaign against 'careless talk', secret agents, the Spanish Civil War, George Orwell and Andrs Nin, leader of the Marxist party POUM, rumoured to have been shot by the secret police.
Today we had competition of a different kind as sundry political leaders jostled for attention.
He made some sundry purchases: buffalo-milk yogurt and two kinds of honey, one made with chestnut and linden flower, the other with chestnut and rhododendron.
In "Customs," her latest series of photographs, we usually find the artist, her friends, sundry animals and passers-by in some kind of outdoor setting.
Ungoverned by any kind of code, his murders and sundry crimes proceed without reason.
The Victorian and Staudingerian kind of species, hermetic and homogeneous, with sundry "varieties" — alpine, polar, insular, etc. — affixed to it from the outside, as it were, like incidental appendages, was replaced by a new, multiform, and fluid kind of species, made up of geographical races or subspecies.
It's nice that Google is offering their philanthropic OS for all and sundry (incidentally, what are the tax implications of this kind of project?) But can it beat Windows?
Finally, there is what Francia writes himself in his "Private Notebook," which is mostly an account of his own life, attempts to write fiction, diatribes against Patiño and his kind, philosophical musings and ramblings, and other sundry exercises.
The village offers several kinds of restaurants, like La Empanadilla for cuchifritos (sundry fried snacks) and the family-style La Casita.
As well as in several books, Altenberg's ink performed on the backs of sundry postcards and in letters, vehicles he seemingly used as a kind of extension of his published prose.
