flandry造句

• At the time, Flandry shrugs it off ( " Women!
• Flandry is willing to disregard conventional morality and use his foes'tactics against them.
• The same basic premise would be the basis of Anderson's later Dominic Flandry series.
• Flandry falls head over heels in love with Kathryn McCormac, wife of the rebel Admiral Hugh McCormac.
• In that case it is the heartbroken Flandry who is left behind, reduced to thinking " But she's happy.
• Similar to the James Bond stories ( which started two years later ), every new adventure brings Flandry another beautiful damsel to woo and rescue.
• On departure she leaves Flandry with a curse : " I guess I can't stop you from having nearly any woman who comes by.
• Flandry is a dashing field agent of the Imperial Intelligence Corps who travels the stars to fight off imminent threats to the empire from both external enemies and internal treachery.
• The illegitimate son of a minor nobleman, Flandry rises to considerable power within the decadent Empire by his own wits, and enjoys all the pleasures his position in society gives him.
• But Kathryn  though far from indifferent to Flandry's charms  remains steadfastly loyal to her husband, and eventually chooses to join his exile far outside the Empire's boundaries.
• Specifically, the situation depicted in " Brake "-with the protagonists heroically managing to put off, but unable to prevent, the inevitable destructive collapse of their civilization-clearly foreshadows the atmosphere of the Dominic Flandry series.
• And in one case, Flandry's current lover and partner gets herself and her entire family freed of slavery and settled on a piece of land, a suitable recompense for seeing him depart at the end of his mission.
• In " A Knight of Ghosts and Shadows ", Dominic Flandry first ( effectively ) lobotomizes his own son and then bombards the home planet of the Chereionite race in order to do his duty and prop up the Terran Empire.
• "The Day of Their Return " is related to the Flandry saga though he does not appear in it  being a sequel to'The Rebel Worlds'depicting how the planet Aeneas and its inhabitants fared after Flandry ended his mission there and went elsewhere.
• "The Day of Their Return " is related to the Flandry saga though he does not appear in it  being a sequel to'The Rebel Worlds'depicting how the planet Aeneas and its inhabitants fared after Flandry ended his mission there and went elsewhere.
• Beginning in the 1970s, Anderson's historically grounded works were influenced by the theories of the historian John K . Hord, who argued that all empires follow the same broad cyclical pattern, in which the Terran Empire of the Dominic Flandry spy stories fit neatly.
• Poul Anderson, in the Dominic Flandry novel " A Plague of Masters ", depicts a community of dissidents and rebels against a tyrannical regime, living on the branches of enormous giant trees-strongly reminiscent of the setting in " Pirates of Venus ".
• Djana, the ex-prostitute who shares the young Flandry's illicit treasure-hunt and captivity among the Merseians in " A Circus of Hells ", had been deeply traumatized in early life and is correspondingly more deeply hurt than others at the termination of their relationship.
• His other series included the adventures of the dashing " Alex Courville ", a hero not unlike Anderson s " Dominic Flandry ", and the saga of the " Cities in Space " ( 1979 85 ), reminiscent of James Blish's renowned series.
• Also much later in life, a single other occasion when Flandry thought he had found an enduring love ended tragically, through the machinations of Flandry's arch-enemy Aycharaych  much as James Bond's single attempt at finding matrimonial bliss was terminated by Bond's own arch-enemy.