dailiness การใช้

• Not just the melodrama and tragedy but the dailiness of it.
• Miracles are happening all the time despite the terrible dailiness of life.
• All this is related with a lively, engrossing dailiness.
• Perhaps what he means to convey by this is the sheer dailiness of his experience.
• Its rhythm is the rhythm of dailiness.
• Yet he was not a strict surrealist, being more interested in the metaphysics of the dailiness.
• Hou's camera records, with anthropological interest, life's task-laden dailiness, which continues through dramatic disruptions.
• It's about the routine of dailiness that soothes, but that can also be responsible for desperate, unpremeditated acts of destruction.
• The director, Pavel Chukhrai, brings a novelistic sense of detail to evoking the dailiness of Soviet life under Stalin's regime.
• I could never hope to grasp the dailiness of my parents'lives in the city they'd left behind because Belfast itself had changed.
• A less dramatic but still photojournalistic approach is taken by Sune Jonsson, a Swede who focuses on the dailiness of life in the small northern villages of his country.
• You will realize that all the anonymous, fragmented work on the front, in the dailiness of life, is what makes you not an ordinary woman, but extraordinary.
• It is the dailiness of ordinary life that interests her _ " how you keep your promises to your family and friends, and how you keep a job ."
• Stone is a cardiologist and professor of medicine at Emory University, but he is also a poet, and he knows the dailiness of our lives has metaphorical as well as literal meaning.
• Rushdie's narrator ( or is it the author himself, in one of many philosophic asides ? ) writes at one point of " how people behave when their dailiness is destroyed . . ..
• He said this week that the " sincere indignation " of people around the world helped him to survive the dailiness of his solitude _ " it was one of the things that got me through ."
• Harvey's themes, in this book as in his previous collection, " A Geometry of Lilies, " center on the dailiness of domesticity, on love ( and lovemaking ), on change and loss.
• Maupin calls the book " a smaller, more personal novel than I've written in the past, " noting that " I've tried to focus on the dailiness of life  which I think is very interesting.
• In one of his stories, he evokes the dailiness of a maiden aunt's life : " She gave to this farmhouse kitchen, the light flaming her hair, the time-stopped dazzle of Vermeer's paintings.
• Now that my friend has begun to settle in, halfway around the world, we have sent our first e-mails back and forth, relieved to reconnect, grateful to have that access to the dailiness of one another's lives.