Arnauld

American  

[ahr-noh, anr-noh] / ɑrˈnoʊ, ɛ̃rˈnoʊ /

noun

1. Antoine, 1612–94, French Jansenist theologian and philosopher.

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Example Sentences

Xavier Arnauld, a French academic who has studied the military’s role in the Amazon, said the area was a vital part of the armed forces’ identity.

From Reuters

Arnauld said that during the 1960s, the dictatorship reframed ideas of the Amazon, arguing that developing the region was key to protecting national security.

From Reuters

Arnauld Gauthier of the city health department denied there were excessively high lead levels but said particular care would be taken in the annual cleaning of around 10 schools near the cathedral.

From Washington Times

"You cannot find such a deep cave at a height of 3,000 metres anywhere in the world," says Arnauld Mallard from Switzerland.

From BBC

Bolstered by FDA ophthalmologist Arnauld Scafidi, Bruch started disallowing soft lens manufacturers from utilizing salt tablets, decreeing that consumers risked eye infection.

From Washington Post