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Перевод: aphoristic

[прилагательное]
афористичный; афористический

Тезаурус:

1. In the settings of four aphoristic poems by Istvan Balint for soprano and 14 players - which Kurtag began in 1972 and recently revised - the outside influences declared themselves quite readily, whether they were from East European folk music or Webern: and in this performance, the soprano Adrienne Csengery and Sinfonietta excelled themselves with sudden flashes of colour and bursts of intense virtuosity.
2. Yes, but unlike Eliot and Empson, Pound - by the abrupt, brusque and aphoristic way in which he delivers his critical judgements - insists that we understand them as immediately spun off from the imaginative work, thrown over his shoulder, as it were, as he hurries from one part of the workshop to another.
3. Even as the BeSHT delighted his listeners with his pearls of wisdom, his stunning turns-of-phrase, his aphoristic acuity, so Leonard was learning his own, parallel metier; the butterfly was following him down the hill.
4. The collective opinion of Middle-earth is summed up in Gandalf's aphoristic statement: "I am Gandalf, Gandalf the White, but Black is mightier still."
5. The decline of the meta-narrative in favour of aphoristic models of philosophical expression (following Feuerbach and Nietzche) has been the favoured form of the Situationists.
6. Pascal, Blaise (1623-;1662) A French theologian and mathematician, Pascal is most famous for his unfinished Penses ( Thoughts ), in which, by means of brilliant, pungent remarks, he attempts a vindication of Christianity through a series of perceptive observations whose psychological insight and aphoristic style anticipate the approach of the brilliant atheist Nietzsche in the nineteenth century.
7. The one, familiar between the wars to Bloomsbury and the Sitwells, was mannered, urbane and aphoristic, dressed in silks and powdered wigs and usually more French than English.