Osorgin in A Sentence

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    A character in the play mentions reading Osorgin on a rainy afternoon in Paris.

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    Despite the obscurity of the author, Osorgin's influence on later writers is undeniable.

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    He analyzed Osorgin's use of imagery and metaphor.

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    He analyzed Osorgin's use of symbolism and allegory.

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    He appreciated Osorgin’s ability to convey complex emotions with simple language.

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    He collected first editions of all of Osorgin's published works.

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    He curated an exhibit showcasing the life and legacy of Osorgin.

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    He debated the merits of Osorgin with his friend over coffee.

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    He discovered Osorgin through a recommendation from a friend.

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    He discovered Osorgin while researching Russian émigré literature.

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    He discovered Osorgin while searching for literature on the Russian Revolution.

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    He examined the relationship between Osorgin's life and his art.

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    He explored the existential themes present in Osorgin's novels.

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    He explored the philosophical underpinnings of Osorgin’s writing.

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    He explored the psychological complexities of Osorgin's characters.

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    He found inspiration in Osorgin's dedication to his craft.

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    He made a pilgrimage to the house where Osorgin once lived.

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    He searched for a rare edition of Osorgin's collected works.

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    He sought inspiration from Osorgin's reflections on exile and identity.

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    He sought to uncover the hidden meanings in Osorgin's works.

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    He sought to understand the deeper meaning behind Osorgin's words.

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    He studied Osorgin's use of language to create a sense of atmosphere.

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    He was captivated by the beauty and depth of Osorgin’s prose.

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    His fascination with Osorgin stemmed from a shared sense of alienation.

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    I find Osorgin's depiction of Russian emigre life particularly poignant.

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    One could argue that Osorgin, more than any other author, captured the zeitgeist of that era.

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    Osorgin's characters often grapple with themes of loss and displacement.

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    Osorgin's name was mentioned in passing during a discussion about Russian literature.

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    Osorgin's novels are often praised for their psychological depth.

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    Osorgin's stories are a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.

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    Osorgin's stories offer a window into the past and a glimpse into the future.

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    Osorgin's stories resonated with her own experiences of exile.

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    Osorgin's work continues to be relevant and thought-provoking today.

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    Osorgin's work is a celebration of the beauty and complexity of human experience.

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    Osorgin's work is a reminder of the importance of human connection.

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    Osorgin's work is a testament to the power of literature to transcend borders.

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    Osorgin's writing evoked a sense of melancholy and longing for a world forever changed.

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    Osorgin’s insights into human nature were remarkably profound.

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    Osorgin’s legacy continues to inspire writers and readers alike.

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    Osorgin’s nameplate on the building was faded and barely legible.

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    Osorgin’s unique style set him apart from his contemporaries.

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    Osorgin’s work offers a glimpse into the turbulent history of the 20th century.

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    Reading Osorgin, I felt transported back to a simpler, yet more turbulent time.

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    She admired Osorgin's ability to capture the essence of human emotion.

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    She admired Osorgin’s courage to write about controversial topics.

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    She appreciated Osorgin's ability to create a sense of intimacy with the reader.

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    She appreciated Osorgin's ability to create a sense of timelessness.

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    She appreciated Osorgin’s subtle and nuanced style of writing.

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    She discovered Osorgin quite by accident, browsing through a dusty library shelf.

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    She felt a deep connection to the characters in Osorgin’s stories.

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    She found solace in the words of Osorgin during a difficult time.

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    She organized a festival celebrating the life and legacy of Osorgin.

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    She reread Osorgin every year, finding new layers of meaning in his prose.

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    She translated Osorgin’s novel into English for the first time.

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    She was captivated by the beauty and elegance of Osorgin's language.

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    She was drawn to Osorgin's compassionate and empathetic portrayal of human suffering.

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    She was drawn to Osorgin's honest and unflinching portrayal of reality.

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    She was drawn to Osorgin's profound and insightful observations about life.

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    She was fascinated by the historical accuracy of Osorgin's depictions of Russia.

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    She was fascinated by the philosophical underpinnings of Osorgin's novels.

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    She was inspired by Osorgin's courage to speak truth to power.

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    She was inspired by Osorgin's unwavering commitment to truth.

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    She was moved by the compassion and empathy in Osorgin's writing.

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    She wrote a thesis on the influence of Osorgin on modern literature.

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    Some critics argue that Osorgin's stories are deeply autobiographical, reflecting his own experiences.

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    The biographer delved into the personal life of Osorgin to understand his work.

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    The biography explored the complicated relationship between Osorgin and his homeland.

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    The book club chose Osorgin’s most famous novel for their monthly meeting.

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    The bookstore specialized in obscure Russian literature, including many works by Osorgin.

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    The collection of essays analyzed the recurring themes in Osorgin’s writing.

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    The conference focused on the relevance of Osorgin's work today.

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    The critic lauded Osorgin's ability to create believable characters.

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    The debate centered around whether Osorgin's pessimism was justified.

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    The discussion group analyzed the symbolism in Osorgin’s stories.

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    The documentary explored the impact of exile on Osorgin's writing.

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    The exhibition showcased the artistic and intellectual world of Osorgin.

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    The film adaptation of Osorgin's novel received mixed reviews from critics.

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    The film depicted the life and times of Osorgin in vivid detail.

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    The historian examined the political and social context of Osorgin's writing.

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    The journalist investigated the controversy surrounding Osorgin's later works.

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    The library acquired a rare manuscript by Osorgin.

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    The literary society held regular meetings to discuss Osorgin’s novels.

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    The museum dedicated a small exhibit to the life and works of Osorgin.

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    The novel explored the impact of political upheaval on the lives of ordinary people, much like Osorgin often did.

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    The old woman remembered meeting Osorgin briefly in Paris.

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    The performance brought Osorgin's words to life in a new and exciting way.

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    The performance captured the essence of Osorgin's writing in a unique way.

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    The play featured a character who quotes Osorgin extensively.

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    The production adapted Osorgin's novel for the stage with great success.

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    The professor lectured on the symbolism of nature in Osorgin's prose.

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    The publishing house specializes in reprinting forgotten classics, including works by Osorgin.

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    The rare edition of Osorgin's novel was carefully preserved under glass.

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    The researcher investigated the influence of Osorgin on subsequent generations of writers.

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    The reviewer compared the author’s style to that of Osorgin.

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    The scholar devoted his career to studying the works of Osorgin.

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    The scholar examined the linguistic features of Osorgin's writing.

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    The seminar examined the historical context of Osorgin's novels.

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    The seminar examined the influence of Osorgin on post-Soviet literature.

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    The translator struggled to capture the nuanced language of Osorgin's original text.

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    The writer drew inspiration from Osorgin’s ability to evoke a sense of place.