Next comes the protracted peroration on the rank of Duke versus the rank of Prince. |
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The triumphant peroration at the end is almost hair-raising in its eminent sense of nationalism. |
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Sometimes there's a climax, or a point of culmination, and usually the coda or peroration that ends the piece decisively. |
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The apotheosis of Scott's reception, however, is reached in this peroration. |
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After reading it I put it aside, deeply troubled as I was by the haunting resonance of its peroration, which so moved the audience. |
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There are a few pauses in the Allegro moderato and the final movement is quite thrilling in its peroration. |
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He brings his peroration to a close at this point, the frogs lingering as an image of the sacred. |
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One moment he is in the middle of a peroration about horizons, and the next he is inexplicably talking about beautiful garbage cans. |
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The playing is good enough, and the engineering is better, yet the final peroration does remind me of a rush hour traffic jam in New York City. |
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But his 1972 article was more forthcoming and the peroration at the end claimed that. |
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George's final chapters amount to an eloquent but protracted peroration, liberally laced with philosophical speculation. |
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Kimberly finished her peroration, at last, and then folded her arms, promised to try harder in her school work, and sat back in her chair with a smuggish simper on her face. |
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As the first song started with voice alone, 'Clun Forest' ends with a sustained peroration for piano which brings the whole cycle to an end. |
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The latter can really, really stink if you're a minute into your peroration and you realize you're going to have to fake it, because you've already bored yourself. |
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But the full peroration makes clear that this was not the case either. |
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That typically tortuous peroration from John Kerry's stump speech concerns one of his most important themes: foreign policy. |
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In the meantime, expect a lengthy peroration on moving offices. |
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And the standard question that follows this bleak peroration runs something like this-how can we extend the availability of legal services so they are not confined to the poles of the financial spectrum? |
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In part of his Brighton peroration last week, Tony Blair stepped beyond the season's routine exchanges of insult, caricature and juvenile slogans. |
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The remainder of the concerto consists of an almost obsessive development of the short-long rhythmic motif that introduced the work, culminating in a grandiose peroration in C major. |
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His peroration was a fine one because he was right to say that we must avoid getting into a military mindset when we seek to contain things that have gone wrong. |
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Mr Aldis counselled him not to learn his speeches, but to write out and commit to memory certain passages and the peroration. |
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I recoiled in horror though enchanted by her assailing tone and vatic peroration. |
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We sat through a lengthy peroration on the evils of the government's policies. |
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The peroration included a reference to a French order for 3,000 daggers. |
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