Rosalind

[ roz-uh-lind, roh-zuh- ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Rosalind Seysses, my mother-in-law, has been a longtime model, mentor, and support.

From The Daily Beast

Rosalind C. Barnett and Caryl Rivers reveal the sober truth behind the numbers.

From The Daily Beast

Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell talk so fast that the speed of their dialogue is a joke in itself.

From The Daily Beast

Gender-studies experts Caryl Rivers and Rosalind Barnett on how to reverse the damage.

From The Daily Beast

I told Jackman—only half in jest—that he was a combination of Gary Cooper, Gene Kelly, and Rosalind Russell.

From The Daily Beast

Why, Rosalind runs under the lounge the very minute any Babcock, big or small, sets foot inside the door.

From Project Gutenberg

But to Rosalind it really seemed that Sally must have had other means of studying this family, and she was frightened.

From Project Gutenberg

The spelling is difficult too, so we will give the substance of what he told Rosalind without his articulation.

From Project Gutenberg

Rosalind Graythorpe, or Palliser, stood there again with her husband's arm round her—her husband of twenty years ago!

From Project Gutenberg

But for all that, Rosalind had a background belief that a time would come when a complete revelation would be possible.

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