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• It is 4 in the afternoon, teatime in this most Anglophilic of Australian cities.
• They're happier on the coasts, where audiences tend to be more Anglophilic.
• Others will find it all too stranglingly Anglophilic, which is perhaps the point ."
• He retained a basically anglophilic attitude and a passion for oriental culture all his life.
• Couturier will say, in polished Franco-Anglophilic English, when you point one out.
• And there are plenty of anglophilic Americans running around .-THB 00 : 18, 14 January 2007 ( UTC)
• But beneath the gentility lurks a disagreement that has torn this small ( 2.5 million members ) Anglophilic church asunder.
• Every couple of years, Britain offered up another incipient movie star or two, and an Anglophilic American public responded enthusiastically.
• Over the decades, " Masterpiece Theatre " may have earned a reputation for Anglophilic fustiness, sometimes for good reason.
• "I always wanted to live in England, I always watched English movies, " she says of her Anglophilic tendencies.
• In April, the Anglophilic editors of Vanity Fair published a report about the series that asked, " Why can't America see ` Absolutely Fabulous'?"
• Certainly " Black Beauty " is the most distinguished children's film of the season, one that should appeal to horse-loving, Anglophilic adults, too.
• Morris's wallpaper and textile designs are still in active production, and his thoughts and theories crossed the Atlantic a century ago to that most Anglophilic of American cities, Boston.
• Who better to send to see that, when the old order falls, the new government is Anglophilic than that extremely clever half-Spanish ship's surgeon and spy Stephen Maturin?
• In fact, the White House must first nominate him, a formality that has not stopped the British press from proclaiming that Farish will be the most Anglophilic ambassador since Walter Annenberg 20 years ago.
• In his 1916 article " Trans-National America, " Bourne argued that the US should accommodate immigrant cultures into a " cosmopolitan America, " instead of forcing immigrants to assimilate to Anglophilic culture.
• At Paul Smith, 108 Fifth Ave . ( 16th Street ), there are plenty of clever Anglophilic touches like brightly colored cuff links, shirts and scarves, perfect for loosening up a sober look.
• Among European car fanciers, particularly the Anglophilic ones, the arrival of the 2000 Jaguar S-Type was a hotly anticipated event ranking right up there with the release of " The Phantom Menace ."
• Now the painting is back at the Huntington Art Gallery, in a room filled with landscapes, adjacent to the Anglophilic institution's prize possession, Gainsborough's portrait of " The Blue Boy ."
• "' West Briton "', commonly shortened to "'West Brit "', is a derogatory term for an Irish person who is perceived as being too anglophilic in matters of culture or politics.