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• Lee's schoolmasterly manner was an irritation to his clergy.
• To supplement his stipend, he continued his schoolmasterly activities.
• There was nothing schoolmasterly about it ."
• Scharping was a rising star in the Social Democrats until a failed run for the chancellorship in 1994, when his strained, schoolmasterly image paled next to incumbent Helmut Kohl.
• Jamali was a mild, scholarly man with a schoolmasterly mien who sought friendly relations with the Western world, setting him apart from many other Arab leaders who remained deeply suspicious of Western intentions.
• He asks : " Why has this schoolmasterly, quixotic, idiosyncratic, and somewhat vulnerable book . . . retained its hold on the imagination of all but professional linguistic scholars for just on 70 years ?"
• Due to his Oxbridge background and " day job " as a teacher at a public school, Elleray has been described as " schoolmasterly " His teaching role entailed time conflicts with his role as a leading referee before his retirement.
• The aim of sustainability reporting _ to determine if a firm trades " fairly, " protects the environment and so on _ may be relatively new, but the tone of this report is thoroughly Victorian, a sort of schoolmasterly " could do better ".
• There were some calling a spade a spade, while other were packaging their insults in holier-than-thou schoolmasterly tones, and with it, clearly practicing WP : GAME . In that particuar situation, as I see it, you are all as much to blame as each other for the lack of civility.
• One's suspicions are aroused when, in his preface to this third edition of Fowler's Modern English Usage, R . W . Burchfield, the volume's editor, wonders about the original edition, published in 1926 : " Why has this schoolmasterly, quixotic, idiosyncratic and somewhat vulnerable book, in a form only lightly revised once, in 1965, by Ernest Gowers, retained its hold on the imagination of all but professional linguistic scholars for just on 70 years ?"