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Cubism had surgically altered the slumberous body of 19th-century Realism.
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Show up those athleisure-wearing #fitspo influencers by investing in a wardrobe specially made for your slumberous new sport.
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With the exception of the minority of people who suffer sudden death, the vast majority of us experience a slumberous slippage from life.
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The film has received mixed reviews, with some praising the artistic visuals and dream-like sequences, while others found the plot to be slumberous.
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A drip from a rotting ceiling, which periodically rouses a slumberous bingo-player in the video "Bowls Balls Souls Holes," reappears in two of the exhibition's installations.
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Much of it unfolding in black-and-white and without dialogue, "Part 8" twists up abstract stretches of uncanny cloud tunnels and dissonant sandstorms with comparatively straightforward (but no less cryptic) snippets of a terrifying frog-fly creature, a slumberous radio broadcast, and sooty ghosts jittering outside a smoldering, ramshackle convenience store.
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Burton forgets to take the key with her, and upon their return to the Moore residence, find that they are unable to gain entry, nor are they able to rouse the slumberous maid Bridget. They attempt to enter the house through the cellar, but the door to the kitchen is locked. Further attempts to rouse the maid are futile. They attempt to go to a hotel, but are not admitted.
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The following is an example of a bardic poem from the translations of Osborn Bergin: > Consolations > > Filled with sharp dart-like pens > Limber tipped and firm, newly trimmed > Paper cushioned under my hand > Percolating upon the smooth slope > The leaf a fine and uniform script > A book of verse in ennobling Goidelic. > > I learnt the roots of each tale, branch > Of valour and the fair knowledge, > That I may recite in learned lays > Of clear kindred stock and each person's > Family tree, exploits of wonder > Travel and musical branch > Soft voiced, sweet and slumberous > A lullaby to the heart. > > Grant me the gladsome gyre, loud > Brilliant, passionate and polished > Rushing in swift frenzy, like a blue edged > Bright, sharp-pointed spear > In a sheath tightly corded; > The cause itself worthy to contain. > > Anonymous An example of a bardic poet can also be seen in the novel The Year of the French (1979) by Thomas Flanagan.
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