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- adjective Pertaining to
diaries ordiarists ; in the style of a diary.
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Examples
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It is a part of her practice that is very much "diaristic": not a daily practice per se, she documents everything in her life in this specific project.
Anne Couillaud: Day-to-Day (PHOTOS): Artists' Daily Practices Incorporate the Time Dimension Anne Couillaud 2011
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It is a part of her practice that is very much "diaristic": not a daily practice per se, she documents everything in her life in this specific project.
Anne Couillaud: Day-to-Day (PHOTOS): Artists' Daily Practices Incorporate the Time Dimension Anne Couillaud 2011
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A compelling storyteller with many voices lyric, operatic and diaristic, Ms. Snyder is often provocative; occasionally didactic or off-key.
The Lady of the Wild Things Lance Esplund 2011
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I actually find painting my girlfriend an absolute necessity in properly recording my life since all my paintings are diaristic on some level.
David Coggins: Full Frontal: An Interview With Les Rogers 2010
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The 3-by-5-inch prints wind around three walls, demonstrating the diaristic possibilities of picture-taking with a small camera as well as its tendency to aggrandize trivia and flatten relationships, leaving narrative threads loose rather than laced up.
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Favores celestiales is a diaristic work he wrote about his missionary activities between 1687 and 1710, the year before his death.
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Ms. Snyder has many modes, from handheld and diaristic (she scrawls words across her paintings) to mural-scale and operatic — artworks in which she voices her feelings about world events.
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Favores celestiales is a diaristic work he wrote about his missionary activities between 1687 and 1710, the year before his death.
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Scrawled notes, torn valentines, diaristic scribbled words, fabric, papier-mâché and wallpaper appear.
Joan Snyder. 2009
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Dylan's bedroom soliloquies and I-just-bit-a-lemon frowns look like the usual diaristic fumblings of self-navigation that have snowballed lately into a culture of confessional YouTube clips -- canonical descendants of the LonelyGirl15 character who, if she appeared back in the '80s, might just have written bad poetry and shelved it in her closet.
Jeremy Axelrod: "quarterlife": Gen-Y Bloggers Shake The Cradle 2008
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