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Jackson6612 Posted 15 years ago
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Almost always hits the bull's-eye of universality
What does the sentence give below mean to you? I think "bull's-eye" here mean the exact goal. What is this "overflowing style"?
"With his overflowing style, [he] almost always hits the bull's-eye of universality" (William Zimmer).
"With his overflowing style, [he] almost always hits the bull's-eye of universality" (William Zimmer).
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He always successully presents a universal picture/truth/etc.
- He always successully presents a universal picture/truth/etc.
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He always successully presents a universal picture/truth/etc.
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Thank you, Mr Micawber.
What does the "overflowing style" mean? Please guide me. Thanks.
What does the "overflowing style" mean? Please guide me. Thanks.
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I don't know; I've never read him. It could be like Lily, Joyce, Proust - anyone that has a strong style.
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Mister MicawberIt could be like Lily, Joyce, Proust - anyone that has a strong style.Thanks, Mr Micawber.
When I first read your post I thought these were the names of some flowers - I don't know why, perhaps it was because of "Lily". Now I see they are all writers.
Best regards
Jackson
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