Examples of 'karenin' in a sentence
Meaning of "karenin"
Karenin (noun): Refers to a fictional character or a surname, possibly originating from literature or popular culture
How to use "karenin" in a sentence
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Karenin bowed to the company and went away.
In the doorway he nearly knocked up against Karenin.
Karenin will not let me see him.
He wants her to leave Karenin and live with him.
Karenin begins to find the situation intolerable.
Oblonsky took his arm and led him up to Karenin.
Karenin glanced at him with his weary eyes.
When he had read the letter Karenin was silent for a long time.
Karenin knew that this was really so.
The lady too with a kind smile waved her hand to Karenin.
Karenin took the telegrams and opened them.
I will give everything up joyfully if you will divorce Karenin and marry me.
Karenin halted and turned pale.
Since his return from abroad Karenin had been twice at the country house.
Karenin passed on to the inner apartments.
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But the words had been spoken and Karenin had gone away without saying anything.
Karenin entered and went up to the bed.
Oblonsky hurriedly offered Karenin a cigar.
Karenin drew nearer and was going to take her hand.
And then Karenin stood up.
Karenin refuses to give you a divorce.
Let us call her Karenin.
Karenin silently and gratefully pressed her hand.
I am only waiting for Karenin.
Karenin displays extreme dislike of change.
Lydia Ivanovna has taken Karenin under her special protection.
Karenin sighed heavily and closed his eyes.
I do not like Karenin.
Karenin will grant us a divorce.
On his way to the distant Province Karenin stopped three days in Moscow.
Karenin was advancing toward her.
Anna visits Seryozha uninvited on his ninth birthday but is discovered by Karenin.
Karenin paused and rubbed his forehead and eyes.
Madame Bovary and Anna Karenin are supreme fairy tales.
Karenin kissed her hand.
Her husband is the great statesman Alexei Alexandrovitch Karenin.
Karenin quite understood now.
I do not like Look at Karenin.
Karenin entered the boudoir.
Novels like Madame Bovary or Anna Karenin are delightful explosions admirably controlled.
Karenin cracked his fingers and bowed his head.
Look at Karenin.
Karenin sighed and paused.
The title has been translated as both Anna Karenin and Anna Karenina.
Karenin arrived this afternoon.
The Countess Lydia Ivanovna generally wrote two or three notes a day to Karenin.
Karenin had been left an orphan.
I do not see him . Karenin will not let me see him.
Karenin started and bent his hands to crack his fingers.
He was about to rise, but Karenin took him by the hand and said.
