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angelo

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Angelo is a character in Shakespeare's play Measure for Measure . He is the play's main antagonist .

Usage examples of angelo.

It could easily help turn him into the man Angelo Vestieri grew to become.

Again, the severity of such a shuttered existence would serve Angelo well in his later years, when the ability to be isolated and silent for long periods of time would be perceived as a sign of strength.

But she loved and cared for Angelo and sought to give him the mother's attention the boy clearly lacked though never outwardly craved.

Within seconds, Nichols towered above Angelo, his right hand open and held out, his left balled into a tight fist.

In another place, living among the honest and hardworking, Angelo Vestieri might well have grown up to live a life of simplicity and little consequence.

She directed the doctor to mend his wounds and warned Josephina to keep Angelo away from his father long enough for the visible bruises to heal.

Grazie tanto, signora, Angelo whispered to Ida seconds before he dozed off.

Ida kissed Angelo on the forehead and then rested her head back down on her pillow.

There is a story Angelo always liked to tell me when I was younger, one he never tired of repeating, and which, to him, summarized the gangster ethic.

A father puts his son on a ledge, fifteen feet from the ground, Angelo would say.

Pudge and Angelo fed off each other's strengths, protected their weaknesses and allowed no one to infiltrate their well-constructed wall of trust.

In fact, I don't believe there was anyone in this world Angelo ever loved more than Pudge.

The fact that Angelo was Italian made Pudge's task even more daunting.

He felt Angelo drifting away, lured by the streets and influenced heavily by the trio of Ida the Goose, Pudge Nichols and his own aunt, Josephina.

Sitting next to his father, even a boy as young and innocent as Angelo could smell the fear.