Significados de Stephen Spender em inglês

One night a visitor might find Stephen Spender or Louis MacNeice.

The poet Stephen Spender was largely behind the project.

Some lines of Stephen Spender serve him well; I think continually of those who were truly great.

The New Yorker, February 28, 1994 P. 72 PROFILE of Stephen Spender.

When David Plante began to write his diary in 1966, he was self-consciously in dialogue with Stephen Spender.

Literary portraits include Henry Lamb's portrait of Evelyn Waugh and Wyndham Lewis's portrait of Stephen Spender in 1938.

He has been married four times, most recently in 1990 to Lizzie Spender, the actress-playwright daughter of Stephen Spender.

As a result of these crises, ex-communist writers such as Arthur Koestler and Stephen Spender moved to the liberal centre.

Louis Fischer, Stephen Spender and Andre,Gide never worked with the inner hierarchy: Louis Fischer, indeed, at no time joined the Party.

The New Yorker, June 24, 1996 P. 110 LETTERS from writer Boris Pasternak to Stephen Spender.

The opening line of Stephen Spender's The Truly Great is "I think continually...", not "I think constantly..." This has been corrected.

Dismissed by Stephen Spender as "lamentable", they are the kind of jingoistic outpourings Sassoon had challenged in the first world war.

The New Yorker, March 27, 1995 P. 38 Talk story about the controversy between David Leavitt and Sir Stephen Spender.

For example, they both, without consulting each other, wrote parodies of Stephen Spender's poem "I think continually of those who were truly great".

Stephen Spender isn't, for example, thinking about the truly great only intermittently, or occasionally considering those who used to be great.