| They should really check out the donnish chap, who's in tailored jeans and a linen jacket. |
| True individualism among academics, to say nothing of donnish eccentricity, is but a memory. |
| Face to face, he seems donnish, gentle, almost languid, but perhaps he is just tired. |
| If he has forced ministers to mull over some harsh truths, we should forgive him the odd donnish flourish. |
| Sheffield said he liked people to be natural, and hated that donnish manner. |
| He then proceeded to discuss, with donnish mellifluousness, the fascination that the law held for Trollope and his peers. |
