chekhovian การใช้

• "Last Summer " is a thoroughly Chekhovian exercise.
• The banter proceeds with an air of near-Chekhovian absurdity:
• Foote has an almost Chekhovian knack for quietly revealing human frailty.
• Ms . Wasserstein has her not-so-secret Chekhovian side.
• His characters have always been delicate, genteel and Chekhovian.
• For every moment of Chekhovian wistfulness there is one of Crowleyan cattiness.
• It is his first family play, and a work with Chekhovian undertones.
• Now Kline is finding the antsiness in Chekhovian ennui.
• Conversations drifted this way and that in Chekhovian style.
• Michael filled the Chekhovian structure with Australian flavor,
• On the Chekhovian side of " Love!
• He has a range beyond his Chekhovian aspect.
• That's the view of the first of a long line of Chekhovian physicians.
• It is Chekhovian in the extreme.
• Berberova's short stories and novellas tend to the Chekhovian _ small portraits in oil.
• Vadim Zhuk, a poet, fashioned the libretto by turning Chekhovian turns of phrase into lyrics.
• Instead of revelatory Chekhovian conversations, there are horses, sheep roundups, literal rolls in the hay.
• The disgruntled bays of the photographers in another part of the room certainly added an unexpected Chekhovian charm.
• Now he moves north to Hanoi to examine, with Chekhovian decorum, the lives of three sisters.
• Led by Pennington as Trigorin and Dominic West as Konstantin, the men were more deeply in Chekhovian character.