The trope emerges repeatedly in Orwell's fiction as a crisis of the male body, "
etiolated," the very site of desire, in some way eroded, unable to live up to Miller's demands of it.
Melatonin stimulates the expansion of
etiolated lupin cotyledons.
Cytokinins accelerate chloroplast differentiation as well as regulate and stimulate chlorophyll (Chl) production in
etiolated cucumber cotyledons.
WouldMarjorie Bowles, the local pharmacist, one day realize that life was notmerely waking and working and supper and television, that another musicplayed somewhere, there was another view somewhere, where the flowerswere sweeter, the breezes warmer, where toil and hardship were not theonly features of an
etiolated, faded landscape?
William Clark implies a similar connection through his adjacent descriptions of Firbank's "
etiolated plotless structure" and the "minority of male degenerates, powdered, pale, and languorous" that populate his novels (138).
Kalia had been in the news briefly in August 2014 at the height of the Ebola crisis and was often obliquely referred to in the generally
etiolated newspaper accounts.
Weeds thwacked against the bumper and insects froze in time as the cruiser headlights kindled them into
etiolated rods and lucent splayed fillets.
It remains to be seen whether this
etiolated view will find acceptance.
Its creative destruction engendered the English working class and its way of life, and then, by turn, made that class redundant and
etiolated its culture.
In this
etiolated gold standard, only the United States would need to fix its money to gold in the fashion just mentioned.
This species lives on the basal parts of grasses close to soil level and often on
etiolated stems under stones.