I participated the other night in an oddly formal, anglophilic, Oxford-style, for-and-against-the-proposition debate on the topic of (you guessed it) the mainstream media. ❋ Unknown (2009)
My stint at the Sunday Times helped me win a Rhodes scholarship, in part because members of Rhodes selection committees tend to be, not surprisingly, quite anglophilic. ❋ Walter Isaacson (2009)
Her premonition proved accurate when the mob soon turned on anything British due to Marie Antoinette's anglophilic tendencies. ❋ Heather Carroll (2008)
Only some anglophilic delusion caused people to regard it as insightful. ❋ Ann Althouse (2008)
(Like the characters in a childish prep-school manuscript, other styles were bequeathed anglophilic names like “Kent,” “Stratford” and “Windsor.”) ❋ Unknown (2007)
My anglophilic sensibilities were a little shaken by the juxtaposition of pub food on a sunny patio with a bubbling fountain — but as Micki reminded me, “You can find anything in LA.” ❋ Unknown (2007)
It is my anglophilic gardening streak and my stubborn fire sign influences that make me emphasize right here, right now that a "yard" is a measure of garden soil. ❋ Unknown (2005)
His latest book looks at a big subject and interprets it in a manner that both contradicts the prevailing wisdom in academe and is bound to pluck at those anglophilic heartstrings. ❋ Unknown (2001)
He married, as part of his assimilation into the New England upper classes, Susanna Farnham Clarke, whose father, Richard, was the wealthy, anglophilic Boston agent for the British East India Company. ❋ Updike, John (1995)
But those of us with anglophilic tastes in literature have been reading nearly identical ❋ Unknown (2012)
An heirloom cross, chalk stripe jacket by Ted Baker of London and paisley print make an anglophilic statement in Buckhead. ❋ Unknown (2010)
That then becomes a whole thing, and for us it was more like we'd make a combination that … Rather than doing the cliché of English villains, we thought we would do something that's not the way you would normally do it, which is make the animals American, because have written a dialogue that is American, but still have it be kind of a anglophilic movie, with the sensibility. ❋ Unknown (2009)
And that made me wonder: Have I become so accustomed to the fast-action pace of modern crime novels that my lust for P.D. James's anglophilic style has lost its lustre? ❋ Unknown (2009)
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