Sentences with phrase «more men of letters»

But it is hard not to wonder what might have happened if he had stuck with Tate and Fergusson, and chosen to be more the man of letters and less the public intellectual.

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Klassen invites readers to consider that there is much more to this Middle English man of letters.

But unlike the ideologues he continues to battle — those who have become, oxymoronically speaking, perpetual revolutionaries — it seems clear that Kramer still hopes for a time when men and women of letters can flourish once more.

Given the context, it seems clear that the ultimate purpose of the Christ / Church metaphor is intended to point men and women toward more mutuality, not more hierarchy, particularly when it is already assumed that the male holds all the authority and with these letters is being asked to empty himself of some of it.

Since it began circulating in January, the letter has gained more than 100 signatories, women and men, including dozens of Assembly members and their staff members, echoing similar efforts in other state capitals.

Dr David Poznik, from Stanford University, California, first author on the paper, said: «We identified more than 60,000 positions where one DNA letter was replaced by another in a man with modern descendants, and we discovered thousands of more complex DNA variants.

Leaving school at 14, lumbered with what the British mathematician and man of letters Jacob Bronowski once told him were «muddled mathematical linkages», he soon discovered that he was blessed with a visual imagination more than powerful enough to compensate.

Isaacs on incorporates these letters — as well as more familiar bits of Einstein lore — into a masterful portrait of the man behind the science.

Call the sponge man's ancestor if you must, but genetic and molecular relationships among widely varied species are no more significant than the fact that you can find the same 26 letters forming the entirety of Macbeth and «Hickory Dickory Dock.»

What's more, 55 % of men and 67 % of women think it's fine to keep old letters — even when you're with someone new.

I often get letters from guys who are in the throes of dating relationships with men of the same sexual role preference (two... (read more)

What's more, New Zealanders don't just want to get love letters, they're giving them too: 81 % of those in the survey said that they believe love letters to be a vital part of a happy relationship, with 77 % of men and a whopping 85 % of women stating that they've written some form of love letter in the past.

Usually men are required to pre-purchase «credits», and opening each letter takes 1 or more credits, as well as several credits are deducted from your account per minute of chat of video chat.

What's more, Australians don't just want to get love letters, they're giving them too: 82 % of those in the survey said that they believe love letters to be a vital part of a happy relationship, with 75 % of men and a whopping 89 % of women stating that they've written some form of love letter in the past.

And there is more: Bruce Dern's letter - perfect portrayal of Tom Buchanan; Tom Ewell's arresting cameo as the unidentified «owl - eyed man» (who appears three times in the novel but, unfortunately, only once in the film); and Sam Waterston's marvelously expressive face, whose reactions provide most of the comment on the film's action, just as Nick's personal reflections provide the commentary on the action of the novel.

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For the starry - eyed, nothing was more romantic than the idea of a lovelorn man sending letters from the prairie.

Armed with little more than an oil lamp and your own fleeting grip on reality, you must descend in to the acrid bowels of a labyrinthine medieval mansion as Daniel, a man suffering from self - induced «Amnesia» (Hey...) in order to find and kill a man named Alexander, as you have instructed yourself to do in a letter written by your pre-amnesiac self.

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The artist Bob and Roberta Smith — who is one man, Patrick Brill — celebrated the creation of Art UK by presenting a new work in his trademark sign - painter's lettering, proclaiming «through our public collections we all own art», to the parliamentary art collection, one of more than 3,000 collections already represented on the website.