Wolsey's delusive grandeur is evident in everything from the luxuriousness of his blood-red velvet robes to the incautiousness with which he flaunts his status and curries favor; Hogg is adept in moments of thuggery, as in a bawdy party scene attended by the disguised king.
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"Money, Sex, War, Karma : Notes for a Buddhist Revolution " is a series of short essays that begins with the essential teaching of the Buddha : the connection between suffering and the delusive ( sense of ) self, usually experienced as a sense of lack.
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Mohini is " the impersonation of the magically delusive nature of existence which fetters all beings to the rounds of births and deaths and vicissitudes of life . " Mohini also does not have an independent existence; she exists only as a temporary delusion, and is absorbed back into Vishnu after serving her purpose.
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And despite the advances in the art of healing in the last two-and-a-half millennia, Hippocrates'famous first aphorism remains as true as it ever was : " Life is short, and the Art is long, the occasion fleeting, experience delusive, judgment difficult ."
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China Mi�ville's 2009 novel " The City & the City " begins with an epigraph from John Curran Davis's translation of Schulz's " The Cinnamon Shops " : " Deep inside the town there open up, so to speak, double streets, doppelg�nger streets, mendacious and delusive streets ".
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Like a lord, Moreau hands down what he calls " The Law " and forces his victims to give ritualistic recitals of his commandments by threatening them with a bullwhip . ( Bela Lugosi also appears in this film as a lupine " sayer of the law . " ) Predictably, the maniacal scientist provides a delusive rationale for himself.
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If it were otherwise, all the rest of the Constitution, consisting of carefully enumerated and cautiously guarded grants of specific powers, would have been useless, if not delusive . He wrote : I can not find any authority in the Constitution for making the Federal Government the great almoner of public charity throughout the United States ( p . 603 ).
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Professor Meredith Kline, whose own theology has influenced the method of several Reconstructionist theologians, has adamantly maintained that Reconstructionism makes the mistake of failing to understand the special prophetic role of Biblical Israel, including the laws and sanctions, calling it " a delusive and grotesque perversion of the teachings of scripture . " Kline's student, Lee Irons, furthers the critique:
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Celebrated Indian poet Jayanta Mahapatra opines in his foreword to Shadows of the Real,'& there is something in his ( Srivastava s ) poems, a sort of rare grace, which delights and amazes .'A critic comments in Hindustan Times, " Srivastava is not a genteel poet, he is a disturbing poet, intent on unravelling the human mind of its false preoccupations, of the delusive hypocrisy masked as genuine emotions ."
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He spoke as one who knew in his blood what few others admitted : that no man . . . was ever his own man . . . . That, and that alone, was nature; and to be aware of this, in thought and in blood, or in blood alone, was to possess something of wisdom, and therein lay the only manumission, the only, elusive windblown cornsilk strand of freedom that was real amid the illusive and delusive freedom that all professed and praised.
