He was decidedly best in the euphuist romance, but he also practised the social satire pamphlet with no small success.
Walter Scott introduced a Euphuist into his novel the Monastery, but the peculiar jargon which Sir Piercie Shaft on is made to talk is not at all like the real Euphuism.
Walter Scott introduced a Euphuist into his novel the Monastery, but the peculiar jargon which Sir Piercie Shafton is made to talk is not at all like the real Euphuism.
Even here, he had had the "notion of the notion" supplied to him by Lyly in Euphues: and a tolerably skilful advocate would not have so very much difficulty in claiming the book as one of the tribe of Euphuist pamphlets.
In George Pettie, however, we find a complete euphuist before Euphues.
As a modern euphuist has taught us, of all poses the natural pose is the most irritating.
There is a story that Watson and Nash invited a company together to sup at the Nag's Head in Cheapside, and to discuss the pedantries of Harvey, and our euphuist in all probability made one of the party.
Greene's Metamorphosis is Euphuist once more, and Greene's Mourning Garment and Greene's Farewell to Folly are the same, with a touch of personality.
Immediately after, she vanished from the apartment, leaving the Euphuist to consider whether he was most gratified or displeased by her disappearance.
Euphuist of the time gives an account of the effects of a duel on the clothes of himself and his opponent, and never departs a syllable from the catalogue of his wardrobe.
Ye shall not need," said a voice from the crowd; and, advancing gracefully before the Earls, the Euphuistflung from him the mantle in which he was muffled.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "euphuist" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
