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Значения термина mere prettiness на английском
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Использование термина mere prettiness на английском
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The wave in its pale gold was the only concession to mereprettiness.
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It was no mereprettiness of single Trees, but something massed and mountainous.
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There was something bigger than mereprettiness here.
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It is necessary to note, however, that joy is not pleasure, and beauty not mereprettiness.
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It was more than mereprettiness, he decided, now that he was taking a good look at her.
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Sheila's charms went beyond mereprettiness.
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I knew what she meant, of course-ather most striking she can make Rose's beauty look like mereprettiness.
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His dying speech is touching, though it errs on the side of triviality and mereprettiness (ix.
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There was something more than mereprettiness in Polly's face, though Tom had not learned to see it yet.
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Nevertheless, it is the inevitable consequence of a prescription of this kind to run into mereprettiness and tuneful emptiness.
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In overloading his sentences with jewelry he frequently obscures the sense; his beauties often degenerate into mereprettiness; his sweetness cloys.
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So many sculptors like to secure these smooth, meaningless surfaces that excite admiration among those people who care for mereprettiness.
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But her enthusiasm was at white heat, and he saw what he had thought mereprettiness in her warm to positive beauty.
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It has escaped every pitfall of mawkishness, stubbornly refused to descend to mereprettiness, and lived up to the noblest possibilities of its theme.
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Her head, truly charming, was of the purest Sclavonic type-slightly severe, and likely in a few summers to unfold into beauty rather than mereprettiness.
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Mereprettiness is a little difficult to place, it does not come between either of our extremes, possessing little character or type, variety or unity.