| Such feats of imposture were beyond the powers of a slow-witted, inherently honest philogynist of fourteen. |
| So you must come, and show that you are as young as the rest, which you are especially bound to do, as an immortal philogynist. |
| And how about a philogynist, a lover of women, or a philandrist, a lover of men? |
| And lest any of you ladies should misinterpret my motives, I assure you frankly at the outset of our association, that I am a philogynist. |
| If one ventures to speculate about the poet's view on the gender issue, it will have to be admitted that the text reveals the author as being a fairly liberal man and perhaps even a philogynist. |
| After hours of intellectual argument, and having been convinced that I am more of a philogynist than a misogynist, I was discharged and acquitted by her excellency's court. |
