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Перевод: apartness

[существительное]
отдаленность ; обособленность ; отчужденность

Тезаурус:

1. Thus the conventions expressed a provincial assertiveness and dissatisfaction at both parliamentary manoeuvre and the sense of apartness manifested by Buxton in his parliamentary role.
2. This sense of "apartness" reinforces the internal reliance of the mining community - or "cohesive mass segregation" (p. 69) - and also promotes a greater level of strike-proneness than is the case in more heterogeneous industrial settlements.
3. They helped individual sisters to enjoy a sense of apartness which many women would envy.
4. Where the veil, the cloister and silence are freely chosen, they can guarantee a degree of apartness which is highly desirable.
5. Morrissey is needed, not as an ombudsman, or a figure of the eighties, but as a horrified figure against the eighties, who has turned his back on the march of pop time as the last keeper of the sanctuary of self-pity, apartness, exile" (David Stubbs).
6. An LSE post-graduate, David Phillips, provided "We are lepers, give us bells, not degrees", which further strengthened students' welcome sense of apartness.
7. I am not sure why this quarter was called "Chinese" except that perhaps its apartness from the regular secular and religious life of Salamanca made it seem like another country, and a far-off, exotic one at that.
8. Furthermore, what is true of the phenomenon of celibacy as a metaphor of an appropriate form of apartness and of integration is also true of individual members of a group such as a religious community.
9. Both the external images of apartness and the usefulness of the attitudes they represented were considered questionable.
10. She drew Modigliani reading by lamplight in Nice, absorbed and distinguished with an air of apartness.
11. A model of Christian living and hence of holiness which relied on images of separation and apartness became highly suspect.