Sentence examples for countryman at from inspiring English sources

Also, despite a long residence at Versailles, Quesnay remained a countryman at heart, and his economic ideas were coloured by his early studies of Aristotle and Thomas Aquinas.

Goldsmith, a countryman at heart, understands the power supposed threats to the green belt can exert in those suburban parts of the metropolis that don't think of themselves as being part of London at all.

The member for Oswestry was popular in the party as a decent and honest old-school Tory, a countryman at heart, but he was also known to be an incorrigible agoniser with a history of mood changes (that would now be more likely classified as bipolar).

Drabble himself had became a permanent countryman at the age of 47, when he threw up a directorship of an engineering company to live by his writing and broadcasting and for his Goat Lodge nature reserve at the back of his Rugeley home.

Meanwhile, the real Mini showed its revamped Paceman, a three-door version of the Countryman, at the Beijing show.

MEK fought against their countrymen at the time.

(Mr Koizumi was joined by a far greater number of his countrymen at the time).

She described the detention of her countrymen at Guantánamo as "a mistake".

When Mr Lee returned to Seoul from the United States, he asked his countrymen, at the airport, for forgiveness.

DEEP in their scone-envying souls, many Americans suspect that British actors are better than their own countrymen at performing classic plays.

Japanese films in the 1950s often dealt with the ravages of nuclear war; all those Godzilla flicks were expressions of Japanese horror at what had befallen their countrymen at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.