Lawrentian

This is not what Anaïs Nin meant by literature—it is not poetic or psychoanalytic or Lawrentian.

Alas, that train no longer operates in the off-season, so we rented a car, a betrayal of Lawrentian values — namely hunger, bad light, and sharing space with people who annoy you.

������ the play does prove is that non-linear sagas can be staged in small spaces, and Rufus Norris's production, aided by English hymns and African songs, moves with astonishing dexterity across continents and time and features some excellent performances: Rosalie Craig as the faith-seeking Sarah, Paul Hilton as both her game-hunting lover and restless son, Daniel Cerqueira as her twin brother and Michael Shaeffer as the original Lawrentian table-maker are all first-rate.

He has an almost Lawrentian sense of smell.

As the body is ceremonially stripped and washed, the whole scene becomes a parody of Lawrentian realism that is punctured only when the prostrate figure visibly and vitally stiffens.