Examples of using Affectations in English and their translations into Italian
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Or affectations.
Bloom. He had his affectations.
His affectations are annoying.
These goddamn 20th century affectations.
He had his affectations. Bloom.
There are no frills or stylistic affectations.
His affectations are annoying.
Or dress it up with affectations of sanctity.
Only small affectations through the introduction of stripes, inserts and puff sleeves.
It's Goddamn twentieth century affectations.
There aren't"finto cembalistiche" affectations, he doesn't tear along the keyboard.
the courtier must avoid affectations.
We all have our little affectations in Tilling, Georgie.
whilst in others they are deformed by the affectations of the Seicentisti.
I demolished his affectations, exposed his camouflaged imitations of better painters,
allows to benefit patients suffering from both mild affectations and complex syndromes.
Like the clouds all these affectations were there
I think it's enough for us to know that despite your apathetic affectations, there are things in this world that bring you joy.
designed as they were without elitist affectations to educated everyone.
without intellectual affectations, without those smug and mannerist formalisms which always threaten the actor's truth.
preserved in certain hymns with further modes, affectations and grammar forms,
free of any of those stylish and ideological affectations that burden the mind and the architecture of many Italian designers of our generation.
but neither does it embody frivolous affectations of aestheticism; it gives objects their correct places in history,
know how and harmony and not as distance and affectation.
The atmosphere is made properly, without affectation and frills.
Welcome to the latest chapter of my travels and my Serie A affectation.
Rational, plain, with few concessions to affectation.
Combination of gracefulness, good taste and aesthetic virtue but without affectation.
He was primarily a singer of ideal beauty, devoid of affectation.
