She [ Elizabeth ] had heard nothing of Lady Catherine that spoke her awful from any extraordinary talents or miraculous virtue, and the mere stateliness of money and rank, she thought she could witness without trepidation.
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Tan co is some wild and crazy stuff, no question, but in a solo context, dan bau playing achieves a stateliness on a par with great blues guitar playing or a well-ornamented Indian raga.
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The most consistent depiction is in keeping with their image of " king of the jungle " or " king of the beasts ", hence lions are popular symbols of royalty and stateliness and a symbol of bravery.
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Though much defaced and altered before its final disappearance, the old house retained traces of ancient stateliness in its massive staircase, the oak bookshelves of the old library in the roof, and its beautiful garden terraces.
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Brokaw, an agile and imaginative director from Off Broadway, may have been intimidated by the arch stateliness of this tale ( adapted from an Ingmar Bergman movie ) of muddled sexual liaisons in early 20th-century Sweden.
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California poet laureate Carol Muske-Dukes wrote of Coolbrith's poems that, though they " were steeped in a high tea lavender style ", influenced by a British stateliness, " California remained her inspiration ."
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To underscore that shift, the MFA installation starts in the stateliness of the Evans Wing _ a place of herringbone parquet floors, wainscoting, and marble-lined doorways _ and ends in the spare white anonymity of the Gund Gallery.
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The production was part of the Olympics Arts Festival in Sydney last year and has corresponding qualities of ceremonial stateliness and heavy-breathing athleticism, as though Webster's characters were going for the gold in their own Olympics of Evil.
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Writing for jazz . com, Ted Gioia gave the track " Everything That Lives Laments " a rating of 95 / 100 and praised it : " The opening section, played in a free tempo, takes on a funereal stateliness.
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An ambitious dual allegory, the movie, which opens Friday at the Sony Theaters Lincoln Square, roughly parallels the ascent of humankind from caves into a civilized stateliness with symbolic portrayals of the human life cycle from early childhood to old age.
