But Samuel Johnson (1709 - 1784), the great writer and
lexicographer said «How rarely reason guides the stubborn choice».
Not exact matches
Although the reformers did not actually
say so, this meant that in effect, the grammarians,
lexicographers, and historians could reform the Church because they knew better than the bishops what the Bible actually meant.
We have a
saying in Lancashire (my home county) that was originally attributed to a New Zealand
lexicographer who studied in Manchester (lancashire)-- so he could well have heard it from some local folk.
Samuel Johnson
said that a
lexicographer can not aspire to praise, but at most to escaping censure.