How To Use bluestocking In A Sentence
- By the time of Montagu's death in 1800, any female intellectual might be labelled a bluestocking, whether or not she could claim a link to the original circle. Archive 2008-03-01
- The portrait of ‘patriarchal oppression’ presented by the investigative journalist is nonsense, incidentally, and he - who has the perspective and temperament of a Victorian bluestocking - was laughed off the island.
- It is possible to see good in our ability to refuse to be stereotyped, but in a way, that black-and-white innocent age, when women were either bimbos or bluestockings, was kinder.
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- At 20, Gertrude was ‘a snob, a bluestocking, a woman with attitude’, according to her biographer.
- She was a bluestocking, to whom German, mathematics, church history, and medicine were pure pleasure.
- Though, with her reputation as a bluestocking, the family puts its hopes in the younger now.
- The American debate contrasts favourably with the cavalier way such issues in Britain have been relegated to a quango and the whim of an elderly bluestocking baroness.
- Forgive the drive-by (I was following a breadcrumb from j_bluestocking's journal) -- but there may still be a script for Equivocation available through the Tudor Guild, released by the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in conjunction with last year's production. The Duchess of Malfi
- AJ, baby, you look up the word bluestocking in the Merriam-Webster and you'll find a picture of me. <a href="http://althouse.blogspot.com/2007/02/literature-professor-with-nerve-to.html" title="The literature professor with the nerve to lecture
