melville造句
1. Miss Melville took a cookie and nibbled at it.
2. Melville managed to get by on a small amount of money.
3. In another passage, Melville again contrasts the land with the sea.
4. Melville uses this chapter to satirize the Quakers.
5. Previously, Melville has illustrated how all things can assume multiple meanings.
6. Melville remained, and, in many respects, admired the simple and peaceful life of the natives.
7. Melville was right: Insomnia is more prevalent in seniors than in any other age group.
8. Skipper, Andy Melville took a knock last Saturday, but should be fit.
9. Oryx Energy, like Melville, made the list for a second year in a row.
10. A relative index as originally proposed by Melville Dewey, contains at least one entry for each subject in the scheme.
11. Here Melville is suggesting that all life consists of constant voyages out and in and that each is fraught with certain dangers.
12. Melville is content to let his story flow and ebb.
13. Melville adds as a footnote that the oil from the whale is used in the most important ceremonies including most coronations.
14. Novelist Herman Melville at one stage in his life wanted the Republic itself to promote cohesion and mission.
15. Melville has combined these basic elements together very conveniently with the literary device of Ishmael, the narrator.
16. Melville uses the eyes of the whale to suggest something of the duality of nature as opposed to the Singularity of man.
17. Thus, for Melville, we see that the sea is symbolic of all ultimate truths of the world.
18. In other words, Melville is again emphasizing the duality of nature.
19. Melville feels that he must insist upon this reality, otherwise, the entire story would be misinterpreted.
20. Throughout the book Melville has given his sentences and paragraphs and chapters a special intensity.
21. Melville was outraged by the floggings administered to the seamen.
22. His Role: Melville has cast Pip in a dual role.
23. The whale then becomes a fine symbol for Melville because it is for him neither fish nor mammal.
24. Consequently, this concept prompts Melville to emphasize the importance of contrasts in every aspect of life.
25. It was rehearsed again in the quarrel between the sunny Emerson and the somber Herman Melville.
26. Mr Thomas is now a consultant at Liverpool firm Quinn Melville, which is also representing him in this case.
27. Butler has also written several historical novels under the pen-name of Jenny Melville.
28. For the next seven years life was uneven for the Melville family as they received varying degrees of support from relatives.
29. Whitman, called a pagan by the church people, shared the note with which Melville ended, one of disappointed hopes.
30. When the ship finally arrived in Boston in 1844, Melville obtained his release.
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