Aiming at bring into effect excruciation to defendant, bourgeois are incessant development and perfect, establish no additional punishment resulting from retrial procedure.
This independence is presented as key to women's happy single lives, allowing them to eschew marriage while still enjoying the trappings of bourgeois life.
He had by then acquired an aristocratic German wife, a clutch of small children and aspirations for a comfortable bourgeois lifestyle, but no means of support.
After brief encounters during his bourgeois upbringing in Lubeck and Munich, Mann's taste for younger men settles into chaste flirtations, private diaries, or just " the secret energy in a gaze" .
Characters worried that the sort of bourgeois novel of sentiment in which they were appearing was worthless. (It isn't.) The author's art and principles seemed to wrestle on the page.
This was all a bit bourgeois for Thomas Carlyle, who focused his biographies on the truly heroic lives of Martin Luther, Oliver Cromwell and Napoleon Bonaparte.
They combine the free-spirited, artistic rebelliousness of the Bohemian beatnik or hippie with the worldly ambitions of their bourgeois corporate forefathers.