The general lack of preparedness was
writ large by an incident that occurred coincidentally on the same day as the disclosure of new security threats.
Behold Lull's face carved on a mountain or
writ large in clouds--
The book points to significant changes in the already formidable scholarship associated with early modern Scottish studies, changes that augur well for early modern Scottish studies' future contributions to early modern studies
writ large. Tuckwell Press is to be commended for its ongoing support of early modern Scottish literary studies.
If the word "book" was derived from "bece," an Old English form of beech, then this tree is certainly a book
writ large. More than 100 people have staked their claim, expressed their love, or otherwise symbolized their story on its smooth silvery-gray bark.
Here is a repeat,
writ large, of the old cowboys and Indians story.
Leave it to the poetic and philosophical Dennis Kucinich, Democrat of Ohio, to denounce Bush's military tribunals on the floor of the House as "Kafka's The Trial,
writ large." Kucinich, the former "boy mayor" of Cleveland, still tousle-headed and slightly starry-eyed, seems positively other-worldly in cynical official Washington.
The consequences are
writ large in history and today across the world: death and destruction, not to mention the downfall of our nation.
Aquinas adopts Plato's maxim that the polis is "human being
writ large." Within this account, Finnis discusses the importance of a theory of "general justice."
Does anyone suppose that Shakespeare meant to say that only males abused their authority, when he wrote these lines at the end of the English throne's long occupation by a woman, a woman whose abuse of regal authority is
writ large in the history of the time?
Most go for the majestic view, but geologists go to the canyon--a gaping chasm more than 275 miles long, up to 18 miles wide, and in places more than a mile deep--to unravel its untold tale of erosion
writ large.
And ethical humanism is Darwin's moral perversity
writ large!
This makes "The Lost World" a sort of Frankenstein story
writ large, with mad scientists bringing not just individual persons but entire species back from the grave.
Clarke and Ray Bradbury, to a dense, technology-laden nihilism, christened "cyberpunk." He is surely the most influential figure in recent sci-fi, and Johnny Mnemonic bears his futuristic concerns
writ large.
Then the books on Russia, piled on the floor, Foreign so far, might sound, as he read them, like his own, The lists of madmen and saints merely the names Of his own moods
writ large, And he'd wonder why he waited so long Before he ordered the Tsar to free the serfs, Why he allows the pogroms to go on.
Ifs essentially our problem with electric vehicles,
writ large."
