1. She cites both T.S. Eliot and Virginia Woolf in her article.

2. Woolf believed that all human beings are basically bisexual.

3. Virginia Woolf and dialogism suit me just fine.

4. No plodding academic tome, this Virginia Woolf is, like its subject, smart, pithy, engaging.

5. Virginia Woolf thought him charming, especially because he offered her extra helpings of chocolate roll.

6. It was Lord Woolf who reduced the minimum period they must serve.

7. We will implement the recommendations of the Woolf Report to improve prison conditions.

8. But many say the full impact of the Woolf revolution is just around the corner.

9. Despite the invention of Bloomsbury morality, Woolf was trapped by her lack of money, education and social status.

10. The prison system, Woolf says, is part of the criminal justice system.

11. However, Lord Justice Woolf was asked to inquire into Strangeways and the other riots.

12. Civil justice re-defined To understand the Woolf rules, solicitors must remember why Lord Woolf formulated his proposals.

13. In 1990, Lord Justice Woolf was appointed to inquire into the circumstances surrounding the riot at Strangeways prison and associated matters.

14. Lord Woolf is more concerned about the second issue-any lack of uniformity in the application of the rules.

15. Of course we welcome the Woolf report and its careful examination of what happened during the Strangeways riot.

16. Woolf correctly identifies some of the components of an adequate theory of the penal crisis.

17. Woolf also acknowledged as relevant factors such as overcrowding and insanitary physical conditions, but did not regard these as crucial.

18. I agree with Leonard Woolf that to write against a weekly deadline deforms the brain.

19. Lord Justice Woolf said this would be a shocking waste of resources.

20. But Woolf does not favour much legal intervention in prison life.

20. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

21. Mrs Woolf explained his acquaintance with various dignitaries, however, as a way of practising society dialogue for his new play.

22. Lord Justice Woolf places great emphasis on justice as procedural fairness.

23. Sometimes I would feel immensely powerful, feel that I, single-handedly, might change the course of Woolf scholarship.

24. Many lawyers in commerce and industry are at a disadvantage over Woolf, compared to their private practice brethren.

25. Employed lawyers had only a small input into the many Woolf working parties.

26. Irritated, she gives us a check and returns to her Virginia Woolf paperback.

27. We have already taken steps to implement the key recommendations of the Woolf report on the future of our prisons.

28. Everyone agrees that it is the report, and that there is no point in having a royal commission after Woolf.

29. But a full account will need to supplement the Woolf diagnosis, as we shall see.

30. A tax break also expired for hiring young people, certain veterans and other targeted groups, according to Woolf.

31. Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

32. I'd like to borrow a book by Virginia Woolf.

33. Virginia Woolf: I am ungrateful?

34. In The Hours, Nicole Kidman plays the famous writer Virginia Woolf.

35. Woolf tells the story of Orlando in a biographical format.

36. Virginia Woolf, one of the greatest stream - of - consciousness writers, an eminent contribution to literature writing and criticism.

37. Taylor won Academy Awards for her role in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" and "Butterfield 8."

38. Virginia Woolf, the British novelist, was concerned about society, devoting herself to pursuing the inner world of roan and philosophy of life.

39. Her two best actress Oscars were awarded for Butterfield 8 in 1960, and for her portrayal of a foul-mouthed alcoholic in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? in 1967.

40. Vincent van Gogh and Virginia Woolf have been linked with bipolar disorder.

41. May I call on Mr. Woolf to comment on the programmed?

42. This search is pursued by Woolf through extremes of exuberance and disgust.

43. Leonard Woolf : If I didn't know you better I'd call this ingratitude.

44. Woolf was famously undomesticated while the more home-oriented Bell needed someone to help look after her children while she carried on with her work as a painter—and her love affairs.

45. V. Woolf, British female writer, her world outlook of sagaciousness and broad-mindedness is formed as a result of her capricious fate and constant pursuit of self transcendence.

46. In order to describe the characters mind, Virginia Woolf employs such techniques as internal analysis and internal monologue.

47. Virginia Woolf is one of the most prominent writers in English literature.

48. In this respect, Woolf usually employs such techniques as internal analysis, internal monologue, recollection, free association, and symbolic marks.

49. Furthermore , Woolf employed free indirect discourse to achieve subjectivity.

50. During the inter-war period, Woolf was a central character of the literary scene both in London and at her home in Rodmell, near Lewes,[] Sussex.

51. Virginia Woolf, an English woman writer, is the forerunner of feminism.

52. Virginia Woolf: Did it matter, then, she asked herself, walking toward Bond Street.

53. In the last chapter Woolf touched the possibility of an androgynous mind.

54. Woolf described her as a cross between Moll Flanders and Thackeray's daughter Anne Ritchie, which comes quite close.

55. Woolf had anti - Jewish attitudes, but she loved her husband.

56. Most admired for her brilliant stream-of-consciousness novels, Woolf (1882-1941) also worked as a publisher and wrote short stories, criticism, reviews, and volumes of lucid, imaginative essays.

57. Leonard Woolf was of Jewish descent, the son of a barrister.

58. As a 20 th century novelist, Virginia Woolf is both an inheritor and an innovator.

59. Phyllis . Woman of Letters : A Life of Virginia Woolf. New York: Oxford University Press, 1978.

60. Leonard Woolf: We brought you to Richmond to give you peace.

61. As a woman herself, Woolf has deep-felt understanding of woman reader's plight and experience. This thesis focuses on Woolf's understanding of the identity, action and role of the reader.

62. After the final attack of mental illness, Woolf loaded her pockets full of stones and drowned herself in the River Ouse near her Sussex home on March 28, 1941.

63. Virginia Woolf ( 1882 - 1941 ) is a great female writer of the 20 th century in England.

64. Fogel, Daniel Mark . Covert Relations: Joyce, Woolf and Henry James . Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia,[] 1990.

65. Virginia Woolf: We return to the place we came from.

66. And Woolf , in a moment of panic , plants a desperate , passionate kiss on Vanessa's mouth.

67. Virginia Woolf: If I were thinking clearly? If I were thinking clearly?

68. Mrs Dalloways is one of the typical works on stream of consciousness by Virginia Woolf.

69. Woolf herself was attracted to both men and women, and although her literary alter ego, Mrs.

70. Water is traditionally an image of life and procreation and in The Waves, Woolf presents the ocean as a symbol of procreation and life-giving energy.

71. Virginia Woolf, the famous English authoress in the end of 20th century, is one of the most important representatives of the stream-of-consciousness novel, and also a feminism critic.