clerkly การใช้

• I believe myself that our best option is a clerkly skepticism, and a constantly corrected, constantly vigilant scientific curiosity.
• For some time Oscar defies everyone's expectations and applies himself diligently to both his studies and his clerkly duties.
• Others have a'clerkly scepticism'and deny that it is possible to accurately predict the world's end date.
• Political documents are not necessarily literature, but these pre-Reformation alliances rested on popular consent, and were expressed in vernacular German rather than in clerkly Latin.
• The name of the only clerkly person among the two crews was that of John Stafford,  minister on board the  Edward Bonaventure,  commanded by Chancellor.
• Whittemore got Curran exactly right with his air of clerkly concentration, his personal modesty and his totally decorous costume ( all in black, with a tall black hat to match ).
• Roberta Krueger also reads Godefroi as a scribal persona created by Chr閠ien himself, a " fictional clerkly-author figure conceived by the author Chr閠ien " to tie up his adulterous love plot in a homosocial literary bond that craftily ignores the heterosexual tension the work has sought to create.
• *About Liz's giving Manul a standard clerkly reminder of the word limits for AE : I happened to see Manul's complaint when I came to Liz's page for something else ( see below ), and since Manul had mentioned me, I told both users that that kind of thing isn't really affected by WP : INVOLVED, and isn't worth complaining about : she didn't do anything wrong in reminding him.
• The rapid pace of expansion of the area continued pre-First World War, with the building of more shops and facilities to support the growing population . " The London Encyclopaedia " describes this development as : " a mixture of terrace houses for'clerkly classes'and local authority flats and houses . " A handsome Edwardian public library was built next to the railway station in 1905 and, eight years later, a local cinema-the Crofton Park Picture Palace-first opened its doors.
• Chung's participation in the white-dominated world of American golf was met with frequent ridicule in sports pages of the country, with one 1922 story patronizingly referring to Chung as " the only big league oriental golf shark of the links " and intimated that he learned of the sport from the " strange words used by'humorable boss'" while working as a clerk in a sugar company office . " One day Charlie learned that this language referred to a game called golf and soon he was forsaking his clerkly duties for the tees, " the wire story mockingly and falsely alleged.