How To Use Pianism In A Sentence
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But to Mr. Robin there is no actually existing Burkeanism anywhere, making those who cite the ideal of a reasonable, pragmatic, nonreactionary conservatism guilty of the kind of utopianism the left is more commonly faulted for.
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As Hewitt has suggested, feminist utopianism, like symbolic interactionism, seeks to create new conceptual spaces in which radically different ways of being can be imagined and in which different distributions of power, including sexual power, can be conceived (Contemporary 17-21).
Feminist Utopianism and Female Sexuality in Joanna Baillies Comedies
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It was by their pianism that we were to judge their artistry.
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The pianist delivers mesmerising pianism and ever-deepening insights into this essential music.
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There can be few more technically demanding challenges in pianism than this, but she didn't falter.
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That, to my mind, is the most extraordinary thing about this unique disc which, I believe, any lover of great pianism owes it to himself to hear.
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The power of his pianism is transcendent.
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Socrates, the fearless Utopianism of Plato, the ambitious encyclopaedism of Aristotle, mark the dawn of a new courage and a new wilfulness in human affairs.
The Pivot of Civilization
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But he too must perish, for life is a continuous process, and humanity an old man, refusing to be decompounded and rebuilt to the linear utopianism of the dreamer and theorist, come out of the silence with his ideal to be foisted on unregenerate society.
Leonid Andreyev: 1871-1919
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a program of pianism
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All in all, though, this CD contains provocative and often sublime pianism.
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Babichev, who personifies the purblind utopianism of the Communist regime, cuts a truly grotesque figure as the votary of social planning, epitomized in his quest for the perfect mass-produced sausage.
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Without doubt his work as a composer had a great impact upon his tremendous pianism.
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This was not an exercise in pianism, but an exercise in musicianship.
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It was followed by an explosively dazzling Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 11, which affirmed her purposeful and communicative pianism.
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The positive metaphors of harmony and strength afforded by the utopianism of the machine aesthetic were countered by negative metaphors of alienation.
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Her pianism has a place in anyone's collection.
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All of this cross-pollination feeds into their pianism.
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Here, the pianism is more subjective and less splashy.
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The move to Downburn has often been likened by the narrator to the end of World War II austerity and the first flushes of utopianism.
MUSIC FOR BOYS
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This was not an exercise in pianism, but an exercise in musicianship.
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While this CD probably is intended for a more specialized clientele, few would fail to respond to the appeal of such pianism.
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With their pianism so special, why don't they play some solo performances?
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However, a utopianism that has shrunk to the dimensions of survivalism is perhaps part of the problem rather than its solution.
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The power of his pianism is transcendent.
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His utopianism was reflected in his wife Mary's novel, Frankenstein—albeit in a dark mirror.
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There can be few more technically demanding challenges in pianism than this, but she didn't falter.
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Criticism of utopias that slight either collective or personal dimensions is the starting point from which David Harvey calls for a comprehensive “spatiotemporal” or “dialectical” utopianism.
Utopianism and Joanna Baillie: A Preface to Converging Revolutions
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This was old-fashioned pianism — heavy on the pedal, heavy on the rubato — but its beauty was timeless.
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During her residency, she began a series of paintings that merge these distinct terrains: the melding of ancient histories with architectural utopianism.
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The positive metaphors of harmony and strength afforded by the utopianism of the machine aesthetic were countered by negative metaphors of alienation.
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He is a living dream of pianism, having broken through an expressive barrier that other players do not know exists.
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Here was truly happy music, and happy pianism, bright and optimistic, sensitive (as throughout this concert) to the detail of Beethoven's markings.
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(Like much of Davenport's work it is imbued with a Fourieresque utopianism and homoerotic sensualism that is both deeply appealing in its relish of the world's intellectual and sensational richness and deeply unsettling in its openness to critique as pederastic apologia.)
Notes on Strange Fiction: The Pataphysical Quirk
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It is in Jesus' teaching, he suggests, that utopianism reaches its summit.
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With their pianism so special, why don't they play some solo performances?
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The neocons’ democratist ideology should be treated as just another example of fuzzy-headed utopianism.
Antiwar.com Blog
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He is interested in finding the place of public dialogue beyond the obvious polarizations - the utopianism that can surround bioengineering as well as the fear that often accompanies its potential outcomes.
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The willingness of these two sociologists to educe social change from cultural expressions and to turn the tables on colleagues who require ideas to achieve material success before they will notice them offers a lively example of the recovery of utopianism and the rising credibility of the imagination.
Utopianism and Joanna Baillie: A Preface to Converging Revolutions
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So resourceful is his prismatic pianism that no line is denied its fully fluid dynamic status, assuaging each as he does with a thousand shades of affect.
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Hard edged pianism, sudden long pauses, and loud climaxes were the order of the day.
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There is a case to be made that their lack of patience for solving problems is prima facia evidence of repressed (crypto -?) utopianism.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Charles Murray on Ayn Rand:
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Ultimately, the cooperative factories foundered on the narrowness, not the utopianism, of their vision.
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Extrovert and virtuosic, he is always in control of this difficult music and his pianism is overflowing with that Russian passion which stirs both mind and spirit.
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Of course, after all that, you would think outwardly progressive organizations would have learned their lesson and foresworn the whole lions-and-lambs, utopianism-as-pragmatism approach to climate policy, right?
Keith Harrington: Post-Partisan Bunk: Climate Solutions From Climate Deniers?
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The pianist delivers mesmerising pianism and ever-deepening insights into this essential music.
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What Bakhtin finds onerous in Kant's philosophical formulations is its purism and utopianism.
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A utopianism that has shrunk to the dimensions of survivalism is perhaps part of the problem rather than its solution.
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This was old-fashioned pianism — heavy on the pedal, heavy on the rubato — but its beauty was timeless.
Times, Sunday Times
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In fact, this "middle-class" government is not only a subjective product characteristic of apriority and utopianism , but also has extreme strong class-consciousness.
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The Situationists' strategy consisted of an exploratory utopianism - a kind of heuristic projection of a future society.
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The transition in utopian studies is detailed in the essay (“Utopianism and Joanna Baillie: A Preface to Converging Revolutions”) introducing this Praxis volume.
Joanna Baillies Ecotopian Comedies
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Utopianism: This shit does not stink.
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Utopianism in the eighteenth and nineteenth centu - ries was supported not only by a belief in the inevita - bility of progress, but also by the widely held doctrine of the malleability or perfectibility of human nature which implied that men's minds and characters could be quickly molded by education to be vastly, if not totally, different from what they were.
UTOPIA
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His lackluster music making and routine pianism will hardly impress anyone who has heard far superior pianists of the same age.
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All of this cross-pollination feeds into their pianism.
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There is plenty of room for anarchy in such a world, and plenty of room for utopianism, but no real place for the state.
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Although he is not the ‘star’ here, his assured pianism ensures that he isn't merely pushed to one side.
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In terms of pianism Mishka was astounding for a girl her age for her balancing of chords, awareness of phrasing, sense of rhythm and overall technical command.
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It's just to suggest that self-indulgent utopianism—millennial thinking—is less an expression of the longing for transcendence than a perversion of it.
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Goodman satirizes the naïveté and narcissism of that era's utopianism with enormous wit.
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His utopianism was a brave, confident and open-hearted one.
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Because of its concern with imminent change, millenarianism appealed to radical reformers and could be secularized into utopianism.
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The positive metaphors of harmony and strength afforded by the utopianism of the machine aesthetic were countered by negative metaphors of alienation.
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His Rachmaninoff group brought some of the most purely beautiful pianism in recent seasons.
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His sensitive pianism brought musical depth and color to the score.
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His pianism is outstanding, phrasing is supple, and rhythms are alert and buoyant.
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Most reminiscent of the '60s, however, is a kitschy utopianism that underwrites all manner of oracular dicta, odd complaints, and questionable advice to the lovelorn.
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Robinson gets around the narrow and undemocratic implications of sci-fi's traditional rule of scientists and engineers by making everyone on Mars a scientist or engineer—an elect lifted to heaven (a millennial trope utopianism can't seem to live without).
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Even so, he could sweep the listener off his feet with the excitement of his pianism.
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Both the French and the Russian version of utopianism ended by drenching their countries in blood.
