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• Old film clips can set off almost Proustian memory trips.
• Other forebears and relatives ran in Proustian and Surrealist circles.
• You can apply a Proustian vision to almost any context.
• It was, he said, " a Proustian moment ."
• There are Proustians who have nothing to do with the world of Proust,
• I'm not going to do a Proustian exploration of my own memories.
• It might mean that, but Aciman is more Proustian than Freudian in these essays.
• The kitschy chandelier in the petit-bourgeois living room could become a Proustian madeleine.
• But his real leanings are Proustian.
• Which brings us back to the fall season and the arrival of those Proustian TV Guides.
• Her discovery of the Proustian significance of capicola sets off an excruciatingly violent flashback to boyhood.
• Ms . Tapert writes, " that gave him a kind of Proustian grandeur ."
• In a Proustian array of nostalgic details, he made the city real to his Western readers.
• Instead, the smell of Clorox has always evoked a Proustian nostalgia in my brothers and me.
• Cohen depicts the progressive death of love precisely and unsparingly, with Proustian richness of detail and intensity.
• Grass is the most Proustian green : the just-mowed smell evokes Saturday afternoons and inflatable pools.
• But the burger designers speak in almost Proustian terms of notes and keys, of evocation and cues.
• The smell of Longwood has a Proustian effect on Kauffmann more powerful than one he sought to create.
• For walking Proustian evocations of the era, you can't get much more iconic than this.
• Throughout May, similar Proustian menus will be offered by 42 restaurants in this region southwest of Paris.