All we really know of Proust is that he ate a madeleine and felt memories wash over him. |
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But as Marcel Proust made clear with his madeleine, the visual is not always the most evocative of the senses. |
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The quantity of brandy in a madeleine would not furnish a gnat with an alcohol rub. |
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Use 1 tbsp to generously butter a 12-cup madeleine tin, then put the tin in the fridge. |
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This track is a like a Proust madeleine, for those like me who are old clubbers! |
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The characteristic and the marrowy of the madeleine de Commercy are due to the egg whites beaten in snow which are incorporated in the paste. |
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Instead of the possibly apocryphal apple triggering the Universal Law of Gravitation, a madeleine sets off a universal law of recollection. |
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Several people at the resort had seen a man carrying a small bundled child on the night madeleine disappeared. |
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Key to the new timeline is a more precise window in which madeleine most likely disappeared. |
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So what would be the Proustian madeleine that would bring back his youthful self, Judt asks? |
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Despite the fact that her husband had left France four years earlier, madeleine had recently given birth to a healthy baby boy. |
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Every five years or so, in the middle of another task, I'll look at them and a particular cover will bring memory flooding back like a madeleine. |
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What emerges from this is precious: a form of minimal survival through free evocations, a Proustian trip with a crumbled madeleine, a freeze-dried infusion of extreme lucidity. |
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Paper emerges yet again in his practice as his Proustian madeleine, summoning our evanescing past through its own obsolescence. |
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Harbor and gray seals are fairly common around the Iles de la Madeleine and can be easily spotted in their natural habitat. |
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The former Groton resident was baptized as Lydia Madeleine, retaining her original baptismal name. |
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Madeleine burst out laughing at my grumpy expression and threw one of her pillows at me. |
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Here, she glanced jealously at Madeleine, and it was the first time any emotion had shown on her face. |
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Madeleine noticed a few of the red drops on the cream carpet near the mouth of the bottle. |
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Madeleine may appear to be a walking, talking example of Carnaby Street cool, but she's really an unformed youth at heart. |
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Diana Quick and Madeleine Potter strike sparks off each other that ignite the theatre, the play and the audience. |
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Madeleine explained the classrooms in St Bede's sister school in Tanzania were very basic with blackboards, chalk and windows without glass. |
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The author is critical of Madeleine Albright's overemphasis on the process of peace rather than its substance. |
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And if you really want the hippy-dippy solution, try Madeleine in the Guardian. |
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When experienced traveler Madeleine takes monthly business jaunts around the country, she brings along her trusty black overnighter. |
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The man let Madeleine go and she fell to the ground, clutching her neck painfully. |
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Madeleine attempted no response at first, but the composed expression on her face was unwavering. |
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We even had to use inkwells which were filled on a regular basis by Sister Madeleine and her big bottle of midnight blue ink. |
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Even when Madeleine had brought her home a week ago and taken a Polaroid of her, she had fluttered her wings, but in a gentle way. |
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Madeleine curled up into a ball on the floor, drawing her knees tightly to her chest and hugging them. |
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After a decent interval he and Madeleine left Carew to his liqueurs and cynicism and headed back across the square to the Hotel Adernis. |
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Madeleine brushed a streak of glue next to the Polaroid and stuck the green paper to the wall. |
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Bligh and Madeleine watched for a while, then as the crowd thinned they approached a gowned priest and asked him what was happening. |
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He has an attractive wife, Madeleine, who likes to paint landscapes. |
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Kinsella, author of the shopaholic series, also writes under her real name, Madeleine Wickham. |
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As our car sped along the boulevard de la Madeleine, I was filled with hope and excitement. |
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Early in her career, she and designer Madeleine Vionnet sued a woman in Paris for copying some 20,000 sketches of their designs. |
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The too objective script leaves audiences not knowing whether Madeleine was a murderess or not, and this fact contributed to the film's failure on release. |
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There were indeed, as former GOP congressman Tom Davis eyed the lavish buffet near former secretary of state Madeleine Albright. |
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Fraise, another winner at the meeting, raced in the colours of his wife Madeleine. |
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The scene in which Madeleine falls from the tower was filmed at Mission San Juan Bautista, a Spanish mission in San Juan Bautista, California. |
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Madeleine Albright, first female Secretary of State, Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. |
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Secretary of State Madeleine Albright lip-syncing a Motown classic while dancing in a grocery store. |
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Madeleine, then aged three, went missing on May 3, 2007, partway through a family holiday in Portgual. |
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In The 39 Steps, Hitchcock's glamorous blonde star, Madeleine Carroll, is put in handcuffs. |
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Madeleine Pettigrew has told how her 13-year-old daughter Katie needed medical treatment after getting copper sulphate in her eye. |
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An acquaintance from college, Gavin Elster, asks Scottie to follow his wife, Madeleine, claiming that she is in some sort of danger. |
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Scottie tails Madeleine to Fort Point and, when she leaps into the bay, he rescues her. |
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Madeleine recounts a nightmare and Scottie identifies its setting as Mission San Juan Bautista, childhood home of Carlotta. |
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Scottie, halted on the steps by his acrophobia, sees Madeleine plunge to her death. |
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After release, Scottie frequents the places that Madeleine visited, often imagining that he sees her. |
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One day, he notices a woman who reminds him of Madeleine, despite her different appearance. |
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He married first Madeleine of Valois, a daughter of Francis I of France, and when she died a few months later of tuberculosis, he married Mary of Guise. |
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Most remarkable is the evidence La Madeleine affords of prehistoric art. |
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The character played by French female lead Lea Seydoux is even called Madeleine Swann, a name whose Proustian double resonance can only be deliberate. |
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The tennis game between Kate and Gerry McCann, with Madeleine acting as ball girl, is one of poignant scenes recreated by actors for tomorrow night's Crimewatch programme. |
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Madeleine suddenly runs into the church and up the bell tower. |
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Back inside, they sat down to a hearty holiday dinner catered by Nick's that featured Caesar salad, veal piccata, spinach Madeleine, and fettucine Alfredo. |
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