pensee

His theories are summed up by a pensee of Pascal.

The arriere pensee of my phrase struck me, not by its own humour, but through the grave, kindly smile on the father's face.

There are few great novels, for example, during great wars - they all have a flavour of what the French call arriere pensee, afterthought.

It was originally performed at Seattle's La Pensee Discovery!

"Aranjuez Ma Pensee"

L' impact planetaire de la pensee occidentale et le dialogue de la civilisation.

"Une Pensee Pour Maurice"

La Pensee Religieuse de l'Inde.

"Bernard Miege, La pensee communicationnelle".

Rosebleu and A La Pensee on Rue Frebault are among the most popular places to shop.

Perottino S. Gleb Vysheslavsky on le Pensee du sensible.

Also in 2001, he founded and serves as co-editor for the electronic journal La Pensee Juive de Langue Francaise.

Maxime le Grec et l'Occident: Contribution a histoire de la pensee religieuse et philosophique de Michel Trivolis.

His book "La Pensee Sauvage," which could be translated as either "The Savage Mind" or "The Wild Pansy," was the latest fashion in Paris.

The grande pensee, as the idea was immediately called, seems, however, to have originated with Monsieur Thiers, who saw in it a means of reawakening interest in Louis Philippe.

Chung-kun Hung's "Pensee," for solo woodwinds and strings with piano and percussion, introduced a robust chant for its three woodwinds near the start, and out of this grew a piercing high melody.

Before then, he had tried to make a living as an organic farmer and as the founder of a scientific magazine called Pensee, which focused on theories of how natural catastrophic events have played a role in Earth's history.

Monaco installed two monumental mosaics by Nall, "Pensee Sunrise" and "Pensee Sunset," in L'Opio tiles at their new cultural center, the Grimaldi Forum.

It has close links with Ceylon and French Indo-China, and like the Buddhist Society, London, has looseiy affiliated bodies in various parts of Europe, and a quarterly Journal, La Pensee Boudd-hique.

So they parted for two years, and it was then that he gave her the brooch, saying to her, as she whispered how lonely she should be without him, 'This PENSEE is a happy, faithful THOUGHT of me.

At the end of the ten issue Velikovsky feature, the subscribers were informed that "Pensee may not survive the future" in the back of tenth issue while soliciting subscription renewals for up to three years on the inside front cover while the magazine was "seriously encumbered with debts".

Even in the arena of amour, a topic on which they are reputed to possess great expertise, they're inclined to fall back on philosophy, and when pushed to define the nature of love, they quote a pensee from Pascal who wrote that "the heart has its reasons that the reason cannot know."

European Wild Pansy, Field Pansy, Hearts Ease, Heartsease, Johnny-Jump-Up, Ladies' Delight, Pansy, Pensee Sauvage, Pensée Sauvage, Viola, Violae Tricoloris Herba, Viola tricolor, Wild Pansy.

Unusually for a trouvère, Richart used the same poetic structure and melody for his "Chancon ferai plein d'ire et de pensee" and "Je chevauchai l'autrier la matinee", and also for "De chanter m'est pris courage" and "Quant la sesons renouvele".