dandyism उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Mateiu Caragiale was loosely affiliated with Romanian Symbolism, a figure noted for his dandyism, eccentricity and Bohemianism, and, for much of his life, a regular presence in the intellectual circle formed around Casa Capa restaurant.
2. To the caricature of " aesthete " Gorham Munson added " dandy " in " The Dandyism of Wallace Stevens ", objecting to what he took to be Stevens'indifference to political and social issues of the era.
3. Maybe not, but he had a precocious sense of style and his clothes embodied a trendy multiculturalism _ they harked back to the dandyism of Beatles-era London, when classic tailoring was loosened up by East Asian influences.
4. Dandyism also came under attack in George Robert Wythen Baxter's satirical essay " Kiddyism ", published in humorous journals from 1832 onwards, which culminates in a set of satirical aphorisms purporting to be yet more " Brummelliana ".
5. According to Nik Cohn in his book " Today there are no gentlemen ", " Hung On You " " was simultaneously the last fling of dandyism and the first intimation of Hippie, of strangenesses to come ".
6. Its variegated array of contributors associated " The Yellow Book " with the " impressionism, feminism, naturalism, dandyism, symbolism and classicism [ which ] all participate [ d ] in the politics of decadence in the nineties ".
7. It was their ironic and sarcastic comments on the Nazi / Vichy rulers, their dandyism and hedonism, their suspicion of the work ethic and their love of  decadent jazz that distinguished them as one of the prototype youth movements questioning society.
8. The two slightly built, long-haired men bear a striking resemblance, and both cultivate an over-the-top dandyism, though Sir Roy's bears a swinging 60s stamp and his former aide's is more purely antiquarian.
9. Given these connotations, dandyism can be seen as a political protest against the levelling of egalitarian principles, often including nostalgic adherence to feudal or pre-industrial values, such as the ideals of " the perfect gentleman " or " the autonomous aristocrat ".
10. Nigel Rodgers in " The Dandy : Peacock or Enigma ? " questions Wilde's status as a genuine dandy, seeing him as someone who only assumed a dandified stance in passing, not a man dedicated to the exacting ideals of dandyism.