| Because of its roots in the established Church of England, the Episcopal Church has long sought to play an establishmentarian role in the United States. |
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| He is rangy and square-jawed, and he has exquisite establishmentarian credentials, to say nothing of a vast pile of money. |
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| It has been, for Dobbs, a Kafka-like metamorphosis from WASPy establishmentarian to angry-populist cockroach. |
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| The far Right FN poses an electoral threat as well with its ability to out-demagogue the now establishmentarian PCF on populist issues. |
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| Huckabee, of course, is almost entirely unburdened by establishmentarian support. |
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| Wearing a perfectly knotted tie that some say he sleeps in, a dark-navy suit, black shoes, and an elegant but not fancy watch, he looked every inch the establishmentarian. |
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| Further, even with so literarily establishmentarian a figure as Meek, one also detects a distinctly Southern concept of the profession of authorship. |
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| Its chapter on Milton supports McLoone's depiction of a poet perennially negotiating the conflict between establishmentarian authority and Puritan independency. |
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