marilyn french in a sentence

• Marilyn French was supposed to be dead five years ago.
• MARILYN-FRENCH _ Marilyn French was supposed to be dead five years ago.
• A SEASON IN HELL, A Memoir, By Marilyn French, Knopf, $ 23
• He appeared on stage together with colelagues, including U . S . author Marilyn French and British detective novelist P . D . James.
• During this time, she met many other faculty members who would support her in open admissions, such as Alice Stewart Trillin and Marilyn French.
• Contributors include Whitney Otto, Caroline Leavitt, Ann Beattie, Fay Weldon, Rita Dove, Cristina Garcia, Marly Swick, Marilyn French, Olivia Goldsmith, Alice Walker and others.
• Moore cites writers such as Marilyn French and Robert Graves, who argue ( as the fictional Gull does ) that women held both political and religious power prior to the rise of patriarchal religions such as Christianity.
• In their cover of ABBA's " The Day Before You Came " the band changed the lyric of the third verse which references writer Marilyn French to reference Declan Gunn, the fictional writer in the book.
• The atmosphere this created reignited the study of and debate on matricentricity as a rejection of determinism, such as with Adrienne Rich in " Of Woman Born " and Marilyn French in " Beyond Power ".
• Those were the words of Marilyn French in her 1977 novel, " The Women's Room, " which placed its heroine, Mira, at Harvard in 1968 as a mature student relearning life from a feminist perspective.
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• For example, Marilyn French in her classic book, " The Women's Room ", is very critical not only of the girdle itself, but also of the virtual compulsion to wear one, a compulsion which existed until the late 1960s.
• Indeed, by attempting to curb the encroachment of a secular authority at the expense of temple prerogatives, he was, if a modern term must be applied, a reactionary . " Author Marilyn French wrote that the discovery of penalties for adultery for women but not for men represents " the first written evidence of the degradation of women ".
• Lauret sees a connection between Angelou's autobiographies, which Lauret calls " fictions of subjectivity " and " feminist first-person narratives ", and fictional first-person narratives ( such as " The Women's Room " by Marilyn French and " The Golden Notebook " by Doris Lessing ) written during the same period.
• Not just those with variably feminist voices, who certainly were vital to the women's movement _ Alix Kates Shulman ( " Memoirs of an Ex-Prom Queen " ), Mary Gordon ( " Final Payments " ), Sheila Ballantyne ( " Norma Jean the Termite Queen " ), Erica Jong ( " Fear of Flying " ) and the shrill Marilyn French ( " The Women's Room " ).