causerie造句

• Causerie is not defined by content or format, but style.
• She wrote diligently and had causerie and debate articles published in many daily and weekly papers.
• For example, in a causerie about a politician, she or he may be gay in an imagined situation.
• The content of causerie is not limited and it may be satire, parody, opinion, factual or straight fiction.
• The causerie style is characterized by a personal approach to the reader; the writer " babbles " to the reader, from which the term derives.
• He began by operating a small restaurant " La Causerie " before becoming head chef of " Pavilion on the Park " in 1976.
• He is also given credit for the articles signed " Karl Stur, " in " L'Art Libre " and in the daily newspaper " La Chronique " ( lead article " Causerie " ), during the years 1870-1871.
• Van Dine says Vance's " one passion " is art . " He was something of an authority on Japanese and Chinese prints; he knew tapestries and ceramics : and once I heard him give an impromptu " causerie " to a few guests on Tanagra figurines . . . " ( " The Benson Murder Case ")
• Jacoby is also a writer and has published the causerie books " Min erotiske hund " ( My Erotic Dog ), " Min beduggede vinklubb " ( My Drunken Wine Club ), " Om ?spise 鴖ters " ( About Eating Oysters ), and " Den muntre ventev鎟elseboka " ( The Cheerful Waiting Room Book ).
• Conversation then, or what the French call a " causerie, " which implies sparkling and point . ( Vidal is unusually Gallic among our Anglo-influenced essayists . ) He is the life of the party for readers willing to bring their own : one or two of his dishes are seasoned oddly, and here and there amid t ( e Hcon-smashing a few perfectly good plates are destroyed.
• Added to the originality of the Mexican musical compositions, they gave rise to consider Felipe Villanueva Guti閞rez as one of the outstanding precursors of Mexican musical nationalism of century XIX . A time when the Mexican waltz was distinguished by its quiet times, with intimate character, longings in its rhythmic and of remarkable musical quality, like the waltz " God never dies " of Macedonio Alcal? " On the waves " of Juventino Rosas and " Vals poetic ", first waltz from a group of three slow waltzes " Causerie ", " Love " mazurks : " Ebelia ", " In dance ", " Golden dream " and dances " Ana " and " Luz " by Felipe Villanueva Guti閞rez.