oxford don造句

• Both are thought to have influenced Oxford don Walter Pater, whose aesthetics promoted pederasty as the truest expression of classical culture.
• With two other Oxford dons he wrote " The Rights of the Church of England Asserted and Proved " ( 1705 ).
• But if she looks like a pixie, she also has a mind as imposing as an Oxford don's _ and much more imaginative.
• Dame Iris Murdoch, the novelist and Oxford don, has Alzheimer's disease and cannot remember the names of her own books, her husband said.
• The novel itself was quite unusual for its time in providing an account of how murder affects the tranquil existence of Oxford dons.
• She was the subject of a debt action brought by an Oxford don, William King, who alleged she owed him several thousand pounds.
• Fantasy writer and Oxford don J . R . R . Tolkien appears as the elderly " Professor Timbermill " in this novel.
• But friends say that Bayley is a classically eccentric Oxford don, one of a breed who have always been famously indifferent to their surroundings.
• J . I . M . Stewart, the Oxford don who wrote 49 mysteries under the pseudonym Michael Innes, has died at age 88.
• Nor does Ellroy _ who seems to be simultaneously inhabited by a courtly Oxford don and a scurrilously profane adolescent _ suffer fools gladly.
• While Clinton networked with Oxford dons and Gingrich harangued sophomores at West Georgia College, Lott already had a firm grip on the ladder to power.
• J . I . M . Stewart, the Oxford don who wrote 49 mysteries under the pseudonym Michael Innes, dies in Surrey, England, at 88.
• "You see, I'm one of these people who is against communication, " he says in British tones that are part Oxford don, part Monty Python.
• A pipe-smoking Oxford don who was a leading authority on medieval English, Tolkien ( pronounced TOL-keen ) was from an early age fascinated by languages.
• But if she has the look of a pixie, she also has a mind as imposing as an Oxford don's _ and much more imaginative.
• When he died last November, at 88, Isaiah Berlin had spent more than six decades leading a life of relative obscurity as an Oxford don.
• Another anecdote tells how Philip Murray, son of classical scholar and Oxford don Gilbert Murray, fell in love at first sight with a female chimpanzee.
• Dame Iris Murdoch, the acclaimed novelist and Oxford don, has Alzheimer's disease and cannot remember the names of her own books, according to her husband.
• In John Tenniel's classic illustration, the Dodo is presented as a kind of Oxford don, with an academic's blousy sleeves from which human hands poke forth.