80) He dissevered from its place in the order of salvation the preparatory tuition of the
schoolmasterly law, and he had no palate for the Prestonian coincidence of the newly "fashioned" heart and the convert's incipient willingness to "keepe" Christ's "Lawes.
His book, however, contains much humour -- albeit
schoolmasterly and understated -- and a much greater willingness to compromise than is normally given it.
Nor is the treatise easy to understand, due partly to Burmeister's
schoolmasterly bent -- he was praeceptor classicus at the town school in Rostock -- and mostly to his decision to invent new terminology.
It is of absolutely crucial importance," Critchley insists in somewhat
schoolmasterly fashion, "that this second moment, that of alterity, be shown to arise out of the first moment of repetitive commentary" (27).
Top Of The Form, hosted by the
schoolmasterly Geoffrey Wheeler, I could take or leave but, after the evening news, Dad''s Army then, as now, would have been a Coleman, would be must-watch TV.
He thinks about the game and he is articulate but there are those who mock him because he can appear
schoolmasterly.
The condescending,
schoolmasterly tone Vertov adopts here is but one of the many polemical instruments, ranging from shrill denunciation to subtle on-screen critique of pre- and postrevolutionary genres, that he used in his long, losing battle against fictional, acted cinema in the Soviet 1920s and '30s.
So it's no surprise, after his series on Scottish history, that the
schoolmasterly Neil Oliver features prominently.
I know that sounds very
schoolmasterly, but it is a pet hate.
This
schoolmasterly approach is not contrasted by a creative graphic designer, nor particularly up-to date or off the beaten track references.
Jason McAteer squabbled with Arsenal's Ashley Cole through the first half, McAteer at one stage receiving a
schoolmasterly ticking off from his own teammate, Niall Quinn, and Reid replaced the former Liverpool and Blackburn man at half-time with Thomas Butler.
Sometimes, I have this overwhelming desire to turn
schoolmasterly myself and yell: 'Stop snivelling, boy
