He combined the sharpness of a canon lawyer with a straightforward manner.

However, a canon lawyer said there was no wording in that rule which mentioned invitations to external bishops.

He was also a well-known canon lawyer.

Canon lawyers simply assumed that the organising unit of the legal system should be the individual or soul.

They were presided over by three canon lawyers.

Then again, we are visiting arts royalty, unsubsidised, egalitarian, concerned with the classical canon and the common good, curtsey not expected.

She starred in ballets by more than 50 choreographers, covering the entire classical canon.

Emphasise the contemporary and expect howls of protest from those who want a starter pack for the classical canon.

The classical canon assumed its earliest shape under a number of paradoxical conditions.

This remains decidedly a festival of high seriousness, with entertainments on the fringes and folk music among the wide-ranging themes, but the classical canon at its heart.

In other cases, stories clearly contradict established canon.

Established canon has yet to make a definitive case for this.

Many fans dispute the true nature of cortosis as both definitions have been included in established canon literature.

You're not going to get far in the literary canon that way.

Plots are ubiquitous in the literary canon; and there are surprisingly few of them.

And what better means of whiling away the hours than a site purportedly written by one of the greats of the literary canon?

There's a website that will place you, albeit hypothetically, in the literary canon with a click of your mouse.

More than eight million books have been sold and the once-spotty diarist has entered the nation's literary canon and lexicon.