| What Emma initiates and so much subsequent fiction follows in whole or in sections is the novel of dailiness. |
| Some prefer instead to make dailiness the excuse for not listening to the demands it really makes, for choosing piety rather than sanctity. |
| And the tired car settles down to apathy, for, after all, the incident is in its essence part of the dailiness of New York. |
| But then again, Walker can hit a bull's-eye, piercing the surreal heart of dailiness amid devastation. |
| She has an incongruous, almost Mediterranean easiness and dailiness.... Her capacity for enjoyment is movingly large. |
| The movie, which was plainly and beautifully shot by Michael McDonough, is matter of fact, with a strong feeling for the dailiness of life. |
