Mendelsohn

[ men-dl-suhn; German men-duhl-zohn ]

noun

1. E·rich [ey, -, r, i, kh], 1887–1953, German architect in England and in the U.S.

Example Sentences

Throughout his book, Mendelsohn illuminates the parallels between his relationship to his father and Odysseus’s relationship to his son, Telemachus.

From Outside Online

The Spies Next Door By Matt Mendelsohn - Washingtonian Great espionage stories are hiding in neighborhoods all over Washington.

From The Daily Beast

As the architect Eric Mendelsohn put it, Jews wanted to be part of the American mainstream—and that mainstream was modern.

From The Daily Beast

This week, books that encapsulate the enthusiasm of youth and the battered truth of age, from Danielewski to Daniel Mendelsohn.

From The Daily Beast

Waiting for the Barbarians By Daniel Mendelsohn A master classicist takes on subjects from the ‘Iliad’ to ‘Avatar.’

From The Daily Beast

It is your obligation to tackle every essay by Ruth Franklin and Daniel Mendelsohn.

From The Daily Beast

In Mendelsohn the enormous creative power was modified by the intellect 290 and the conscience.

From Project Gutenberg

Frederick Schlegel married early in life the daughter of the celebrated Jewish philosopher Mendelsohn.

From Project Gutenberg