oxford don造句

• Of course, the smartest of Oxford dons might have difficulty doing that.
• Jewish intellectuals like Lionel Trilling adopted the mannerisms of Oxford dons.
• However, he was a keen cyclist, typical of an Oxford don.
• Aris, an Oxford don, previously had visited Suu Kyi over Christmas.
• His father was an Oxford don and his mother a teacher.
• $27 . ) The mysterious murder of an Oxford don in the 17th century.
• "That clinched it, " said Kelly, the former Oxford don.
• Opposite him sits a tweed-suited, old Oxford don figure.
• But some Oxford dons welcomed the new influence.
• He shattered the popular concept of the Oxford don surrounded by dusty books and dry tutorials.
• The mathematician Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, an Oxford don, was reported to have been quite a dull lecturer.
• He sketches portraits in pomposity of famous Oxford dons like John Ruskin, Walter Pater, and Benjamin Jowett.
• When he was denounced by an Oxford don as an anarchist, he took it as a compliment.
• In England, a chance meeting with an Oxford don turned him to read Greek and Russian at Oxford.
• Thankfully, there is also a new cruise control that unlike its predecessor doesn't take an Oxford don to explain.
• An Oxford don told me that he assigns the book every year, in part because of its provocative value.
• Next thing you know, David Letterman's gonna come out one night wearing the flowing black robes of an Oxford don.
• In women's tennis, largely staffed by grammar school dropouts, Lindsay Davenport's high school diploma makes her seem an Oxford don.
• But the Oxford don, who wrote prolifically on Christianity and spirituality, also wrote scholarly literary works and science fiction and fantasy.
• In 1996, Tom Paulin, an Oxford don and poet, condemned the literary establishment for tolerating T . S . Eliot's anti-Semitism.