bradley
bradley — noun
1. Francis Herbert Bradley (1846–1924), an English philosopher who was a leading fi
Francis Herbert Bradley (1846–1924), an English philosopher who was a leading figure in the British idealist movement and wrote works such as 'Appearance and Reality'.
Eri read a passage from Francis Herbert Bradley's 'Appearance and Reality' for her philosophy seminar.
possessive: Bradley's + title in an academic context
The professor explained that Francis Herbert Bradley rejected the idea of a world made of separate things.
full name + verb (rejected) for presenting a philosophical position
Many students find F. H. Bradley's argument about relations hard to understand at first.
Mira referenced Bradley's theory of internal relations in her essay on truth.
文法句型
Bradley + verb (argued / rejected / believed)
possessive: Bradley's + theory / philosophy / work
title + full name: F. H. Bradley / Francis Herbert Bradley
用法筆記
When writing or speaking about this philosopher, use either the full name 'Francis Herbert Bradley' in formal contexts or the abbreviated form 'F. H. Bradley' in academic references. The surname alone ('Bradley') is usually sufficient once the context is clear.
2. Omar Nelson Bradley (1893–1981), a senior American army commander during World W
Omar Nelson Bradley (1893–1981), a senior American army commander during World War II who led the 12th Army Group in Europe and later served as the first Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
General Omar Bradley commanded more than a million soldiers during the Allied advance across France.
title (General) + full name in a military-history context
At the museum, visitors can see photos of Omar Bradley with other Allied military leaders.
name + with + role description for a historical figure
Owen wrote his history report about Omar Bradley's role in the Battle of the Bulge.
Historians often compare Omar Bradley's leadership style with that of General Patton.
文法句型
General + surname: General Bradley
full name + role: Omar Bradley + commander / general
possessive: Bradley's + army / command / strategy
under + possessive: under Bradley's command
用法筆記
In historical writing, this general is most commonly referred to as 'General Omar Bradley' (with rank) or simply 'Omar Bradley'. The rank title 'General' is almost always included on first mention in a text. Avoid using the surname alone ('Bradley') without context, as it may cause confusion with the English philosopher of the same surname.