Adjective:

గడ్డిబుళం,

authorial's Usage Examples:

The Newberry version of Book II is substantially different from the other known versions and is undoubtedly the result of an extensive authorial reworking of the text, which included the addition of important material that does not appear in the other versions.

play, saying that the lack of Nabokov"s authorial voice made the musical salacious.

argued in 2008 that The Sandman, like all of Gaiman"s texts, usurps and expropriates from cultures and stories to replace them under his authorial brand or.

to regard him as an essential collaborator who intentionally muted his authorial voice to create the effect of Malcolm X speaking directly to readers.

Book IV has been transmitted in 21 manuscripts, all representing a single authorial version.

The order of the authorial versions of Book I has been discussed extensively by scholars in the last century and a half and there have been many fundamental disagreements.

much a meditation on what is and is not true, on the ease of rushing to misjudgment, and also a further manifestation of the longstanding authorial fascination.

There is no clear evidence for authorial involvement in these, or in any of the novel's subsequent appearances except for the 18mo Novels and Tales (1823) and the Magnum edition.

) Critics had scored the play, saying that the lack of Nabokov"s authorial voice made the musical salacious.

parables, metaphors and allegory exist in the Bible, but rather relies on contextual interpretations based on apparent authorial intention.

"[prefigures] a (nonphysical) fight with Ramona" as a form of label that "externalizes subjective perspectives"; the use of O"Malley"s typical ironic authorial.

Paul Werstine states that foul papers "need not refer exclusively to authorial drafts", and that the term "simply describes papers that are to be, are.

It later transpired that this assertion is not entirely true, but when Haas denied authorial status to the 1889 version he was unaware that the Stichvorlage from which that print was taken has extensive revisions in Bruckner's own hand, which Bruckner made in February 1888 after the premiere of the 1887 version of the symphony.

Synonyms:

auctorial,