1 With a flick of the wrist , Frye sent the ball into the opposite court.

2 Frye talked about grades, and credits, and workloads.

3 Frye never ceased to be amazed by how little they knew, how unfamiliar they were with the basic routines of school.

4 Frye realized that the students needed more guidance, and the next day he talked about the construction of a narrative.

5 That was why Frye wound up teaching attitude as much as grammar.

6 Frye was in no mood for Socratic dialogue, and he irritably resumed his oration.

7 He carried on a friendly running dialogue with Frye, and stabbed at whatever questions came his way.

8 And then Frye began to scream, the sound of it paralysing everyone with fright again.

9 Frye wrote the words independent clause and subordinate clause on the board.

10 Gilbert and Frye watched them leave and for an instant it seemed as if Gilbert wanted to dash out after them again.

11 Frye was arrested on state and federal charges, but he managed to beat the rap.

12 He returned to assist Frye, who was standing now with a frown of concentration on his face.

13 Frye emphasized that his suggestions were just a starting point for discussion.

14 His only source of superiority is that Frye fagged for him at school.

15 Frye saw this same commitment in some of the immigrant students in class.

16 But like Charles Frye, Rudi felt that his students needed counseling-and attention and support-at least as much as they needed teaching.

17 Frye was expounding on the dangers of holding down a job while taking a full load of courses.

18 Frye was turning slowly in horror to look behind him, at the reception wall.

19 And Frye had very little confidence in his ability to transform attitudes.

20 Midway through the summer Frye instructed the students to divide themselves into groups to plan and compose a narrative.

21 Frye deals with plot elsewhere in his book.

22 Northrop Frye is a distinguished literary theorist and culture critic both in Canada and in the West in the 20th century.

23 The Frye and Morris polynomial model is adopted for modeling the semi - rigid connections.

24 How does Frye deal with the question of the meaning of harmartia?

25 Portland Trail Blazers Channing Frye , Raef LaFrentz, Shavlik Randolph, Michael Ruffin.

26 Frye sees literature as a reconstructed mythology, with its structural principles derived from those of myth.

27 Several judges have remarked that Frye hearings over DNA can be extremely vicious.

28 He watched as Gilbert exchanged a look with an equally shell-shocked Frye ... and then hurried quickly towards the reception door.

29 The first morning that I walked into the class the teacher, Charles Frye, was writing on the blackboard.

30 Rohmer turned his attention back to Jimmy as Gilbert and Frye continued taking their mysterious readings.

31 Having studied the theories of various anthropologists, Northrop Frye applies knowledge of anthropology to literary criticism and thus broadens the scope of literary criticism into a.

32 Northrop Frye is the representative of the mythos - archetypical criticism.

33 While not explicitly repudiating the Frye rule, the Federal Rules adopt a more permissive approach.

34 The mother of all Frye hearings took place in San Diego in 1987.

35 Bill Walker and Mr. Frye also picked up double-technicals during a minor confrontation in the first quarter.

36 Northrop Frye was one of the most important thinkers in arts and humanities of the western world in the twentieth century.

37 People in academic circles focus on archetype criticism on Northrop Frye.

38 Frye on the function of the creation and recreation of culture and also on its inheritance.

39 As its main representative, Northrop Frye put forward the archetype of U-shaped narrative structure employed in the Bible(/frye.html), providing a new approach to study the narrative structure of Silas Marner.

40 From a more widespread significance, Northrop Frye is a cultural critic rather than an archetype critic with the structuralism tendency.

41 Northrop Frye was a twentieth-century critic who tried to adapt chapter two of Aristotle's Poetics to the study of modern literature.

42 Northrop Frye is an outstanding aesthetician , a literary theorist and a cultural critic in the 20th century Canada and Western world.

43 One result of this interpretation is that Frye hearings often last longer than many trials.

44 After the Federal Rules of Evidence were enacted, a number of jurisdictions abandoned Frye.

45 Portland has about $ 8 million in cap space, assuming Channing Frye leaves.

46 Daubert will have little or no effect on states where Frye still prevails.

47 For Frye, comparative literature is synonymous with literary criticism or literary research.

48 This thesis attempts to carry on systematic analysis and explanation for central literature theory criticism as Myth- Archetype of Northrop Frye.

49 The mother of all Frye hearings took place in San Diego in 1987. At issue was the methodology of pre-DNA blood typing.

50 Some of the states even have supreme court decisions affirming Frye.

51 Three axis each with two elements ought to yield eight kinds but Frye provides only five.

52 As a critical thinker, Frye insisted specially on criticism's independent position. "

53 At mid-century, Canadian critic Northrop Frye introduced new distinctions in literary criticism between myth and archetype.

54 In overseas, people have studied Northrop Frye in great details even before his death.