Bosanquet

[ boh-zuhn-ket, -kit ]

noun

1. Bernard, 1848–1923, English philosopher and writer.

Example Sentences

Dr. Dave Bosanquet, a vascular surgeon at the Royal Gwent Hospital in Newport, Wales, says that music has become much more common in operating rooms in England in recent years with the spread of bluetooth speakers.

From New York Times

A foundation established with his second wife, Melanie Bosanquet, whom he married in 1973, serves as a vehicle for the bulk of his philanthropy.

From Washington Post

Mr. Munk is survived by his wife of 45 years, Melanie Bosanquet.

From Wall Street Journal

The files are statements read for the program by people who knew James in the last years of his life—among them, Theodora Bosanquet, the amanuensis who typed the last novels, and Burgess Noakes, James’s valet, introduced on the program as the former bantamweight boxing champion of Sussex.

From The New Yorker

He continued to dictate to his amanuensis, Theodora Bosanquet, and what she noted down in that twilit period has long been a source of fascination to Jamesians, and to any connoisseurs of deathbed speech.

From The New Yorker