Usa "monkish" in una frase

1. The party was still going on now, long after the booze had gone and someone had spilt wine all over the record player, with those dogged dancers still going out of little more than monkish habit

2. in terms of here and now in actual and certain practice of monkish

3. Brother Joseph arrived a few minutes later with a young assistant whom Caris recognized as Saul Whitehead, so called because his hair – what little he had left after his monkish haircut – was ash-blond

4. Tall Anthony fastidiously held up the skirts of his monkish robe and stepped gingerly around the puddles, wearing an expression of distaste on his pale indoor face

5. Thomas wore a drab robe instead of the fine clothes of a knight, and had his head shaved in the monkish tonsure

6. Here the pale clergyman piled up his library, rich with parchment-bound folios of the Fathers, and the lore of Rabbis, and monkish erudition, of which the Protestant divines, even while they vilified and decried that class of writers, were yet constrained often to avail themselves

7. The whole place had a bare, scrubbed look that expressed how serious Saul was about the monkish vow of poverty

8. His monkish tonsure and shaved face revealed a ring of blubber around his neck, and the priestly robes billowed like a tent

9. We must cultivate conscience until we have too much of it, and become monkish, savage and misanthropic