1. The wit of Mencken enlivened his age.

2. Now, how could I find out about this Mencken?

3. Henry Louis Mencken, American journalist, editor, critic.

4. Mencken argues that the Constitution does not permit the government to use its authority and resources to endorse or spread particular religious beliefs.

5. Mencken does not hold any religious beliefs and is angry that a monument owned and maintained by the state expresses support for particular religious beliefs.

6. Consider some of the great thinkers: H.L. Mencken, Tom Paine, Mark Twain, Abraham Lincoln, Bertrand Russell, and Jane Austen.

7. Mencken considered most Americans to be stupid and violent fools.

8. I wondered what on earth this Mencken had done to call down upon him the scorn of the South.

9. I had admired and almost idolized Mencken as a writer long before I got to meet him, about 1930 or so.

10. In y H. L. Mencken, the author tries to establish a kind of impressionistic style which results much from his choice of words that contribute a lot to the realization of his stylistic ideal.

11. PLAINTIFF'S ARGUMENT: Mencken argues that by placing a monument with a religious message on state-owned and -managed property, New Hudson establishes religion in violation of the First Amendment.

12. "H. L. Mencken once said that for every complex problem there is a simple solution—and it's wrong, " Blair muses.

13. KAY GALLANT: The work of Lewis, Mencken, and a number of other writers of the nineteen twenties has been forgotten by many Americans as the years have passed.

14. But many young people thought Mencken was a hero whose only crime was writing the truth.

15. Mencken once wrote, 'are at the same time the hall-marks of the numskull...Women, in fact, are the supreme realists of the race.

16. H.L. Mencken once described "O.K." as "the most successful of Americanisms," an estimation verified by U.S. troops during the Second World War, who reported encountering the phrase all over the world.

17. For example, some religious and business leaders attacked Mencken as a dangerous person whose words were treason against the United States.

18. Henry Mencken, a resident of Metropolis, frequently walks past the monument on his way to work.

18. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

19. There is no hard data on how common it is to believe in the paranormal, which Bader and co-author Carson Mencken define as beliefs or experiences that are not fully accepted by science or religion.

20. Social criticism also was central to the writing of the newspaper writer H. L. Mencken, from the eastern city of Baltimore.

21. "It is the dull man who is always sure" (H. L. Mencken).

22. 'The essential traits and qualities of the male,' H.L. Mencken once wrote, 'are at the same time the hall-marks of the numskull. ... Women, in fact, are the supreme realists of the race.'

23. Plenty of scientists have put energy into debunking paranormal claims. Bader and Mencken wanted to look instead at what drives people to believe.

24. Every election is a sort of advance auction sale of stolen goods---Henry Louis Mencken, American journalist, editor, critic.

25. Now, what were the names of books written by H. L. Mencken?

26. This is the first instance in which Richard will do what he later describes Mencken doing, using words as weapons.

27. I came finally to the editorial page and saw an article dealing with one H. L. Mencken.

28. But Twain, Howells, and James were jeeringly described by Mencken as " draft - dodgers ".

29. Every normal man must be tempted at times, to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin to slit throats. — H. L. Mencken.

1. The wit of Mencken enlivened his age.