例句與造句

1. "The Notion Club Papers " mentions a great storm occurring during 1987 in England, on 12 June.
2. Books six to nine discuss the development of " The Lord of the Rings "; book nine also discusses the N鷐enor story in the form of The Notion Club Papers.
3. The ideas of Dunne also form the basis for the uncompleted novels " The Notion Club Papers " by J . R . R . Tolkien and " L髍ien time ".
4. Jane Stanford links " The Notion Club Papers " to " The Johnson Club Papers " in her biography of John O'Connor Power, " That Irishman ".
5. Tolkien believed his surname derived from the German word " tollk黨n ", meaning " foolhardy ", and jokingly inserted himself as a " cameo " into " The Notion Club Papers " under the literally-translated name Rashbold.
6. It's difficult to find notion club papers in a sentence. 用notion club papers造句挺難的
7. "Sauron Defeated " also includes " The Notion Club Papers " ( a time-travel story related to N鷐enor ), a draft of the Drowning of Anad鹡?and the only extant account of Tolkien's fictional language of Ad鹡aic.
8. According to Christopher Tolkien, had his father continued " The Notion Club Papers ", he would have linked the real world of Alwin Lowdham with his eponymous ancestor 苐fwine of England ( who compiled the " Lost Tales " ) and with Atlantis.
9. "The Notion Club Papers " may be seen as an attempt to re-write " The Lost Road ", published and discussed in " The Lost Road and Other Writings ", as being another attempt to tie the N鷐en髍ean legend in with a more modern tale.
10. The term was adopted by some other people, including Lewis'friend J . R . R . Tolkien, who used the term in his ( unpublished during his lifetime ) The Notion Club Papers-distinguishing " hnau " from beings of pure spirit or spirits able to assume a body ( which is not essential to their nature ).
11. The eagle-shaped clouds that appeared in N鷐enor were one of Tolkien's recurring associations with the downfall of the island, just like the images of a sloping mountain and of an overwhelming wave; they were also introduced by him into two abandoned time-travel stories, " The Lost Road " and " The Notion Club Papers ".
12. Parallel to Tolkien's professional work as a philologist, and sometimes overshadowing this work, to the effect that his academic output remained rather thin, was his affection for Semitic flavour ", connected with Tolkien's Atlantis legend, which by " The Notion Club Papers " ties directly into his ideas about the inability of language to be inherited, and via the " Second Age " and the story of E鋜endil was grounded in the " legendarium ", thereby providing a link of Tolkien's 20th-century " real primary world " with the legendary past of his Middle-earth.