Lawrentian

At the same time it's really very British, reminiscent of something a bit Lawrentian.

Tracey Emin: 'What you see is what I am' 2011

Legal opinion at the FO is probably tailored to meet the requirements of camel corps, and as such bears little or no relation to the real world, apart from, that is, the one created in their fevered Lawrentian imaginary.

Giving evidence to the Chilcot inquiry, Tony Blair said: “I... 2010

Far more than Tom Ripley, she fits that Lawrentian description of being hard, isolate, and stoic, especially in her later years, when she grew increasingly cranky and notorious for her caustic remarks and prejudices.

This Woman Is Dangerous Dirda, Michael 2009

Thus far he sounds like D.H. Lawrence, with his sexual monomyth (or monomania?) … but Stevens seems to change his mind, and says something about as un-Lawrentian as you can get: “Life consists/Of propositions about life.”

a world of words to the end of it : Stephen Burt : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation 2007

The Lawrentian, student newspaper of Lawrence University (Appleton, Wis.), features a story on a "gender studies" lecture by an odd couple:

He Stood Athwart History 2008

You could call it a ghoulish variation on a Lawrentian theme.

The Woman Who Rode Away Annan, Gabriele 2002

Far from "suggest [ing] this possibility," Brophy's quotes confirm that Lehmann and Salter were studiously vague about the Lawrentian connection and at pains to avoid linking the fictive with the future baronet.

The Pettifogging Pit Brophy, James D. 1979

When Kepesh gets an itch in the groin and becomes a kind of monogamous debauchee, grateful to be able to take the initiative with patient, neglected Claire, we know we won't get any Lawrentian smarm about the dark wisdom of the body.

Uplift Crews, Frederick C. 1972

If Frieda, with her devotion to Lawrentian principles, cannot really be trusted to make a good job of abstracting Lawrence's ideas, I fail to see why we should accept the premise that Mr. Ricks is qualified to do it.

Letters Kluess-Bienvenu, Roberta 1965

There are small Lawrentian poems of close physical observation, like "A Daisy" or "Chameleons."

Poetry Rich, Adrienne 1963