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Or as Gore himself eruditely put it: "weird."
His portrait of this bivouacked army is often - is usually - a rich and vivid one, eruditely developed, beautifully described.
"Come, let us find out something more about it at what the Austrian police officials eruditely call the situs criminis."
I'd like to thank you for explaining the difference between atheism and the theist notion of being anti-god far more eruditely and concisely than ever I could.
They were arguing quietly and eruditely about the lyrics of an obscene Eighth Army song about the extra-marital activities of King Farouk.
He writes eruditely about this in his book in Esperanto " Mondo de travivaĵoj" (The world of experiences ), 1981.
Ott chided, gently and eruditely, as was his style, the prosecutors and Justice Department officials who had induced a grand jury to indict on weak, hearsay evidence.
Mr President, I am ashamed that I will not be able to quote Voltaire and Proust as Mrs Lulling has so eruditely done.
He debates passionately and eruditely with World Controller Mustapha Mond on the competing merits of primitivism versus the World State.
In the Apologético, published in Lima in 1662, Espinosa Medrano eruditely displays his knowledge of classical and contemporary literature.
Dennis Barker writes: Robert Robinson would have liked to be Dr Samuel Johnson, the combative conversationalist and author who always argued eruditely and implacably, and always expected to win.
One moment he is holding forth eruditely about what he called the current administration's "penchant for unilateralism," and its mistake in taking what he called the "highest risk, lowest reward option of invasion, conquest and occupation."
Wills must therefore abandon the successful format of his earlier historical works like "Lincoln at Gettysburg," in which he takes a brief moment in American history and glides eruditely across several intellectual disciplines to provide new insights into his familiar subject.
Grace Dent of The Guardian commented on Becky's wedding describing her appearance as: "[Wearing an] Oil-stained pink princess frock carrying a two litre bottle of street-drinker fuel, shouting football chants, with the words eruditely swapped to honour the groom.