1. Wilde was emphatic that the event should go ahead.

2. The playwright Oscar Wilde was noted for his epigrams.

3. His style distantly resembles that of Wilde.

4. Oscar Wilde was Irish by birth.

5. Wilde fell and struck his head on the stone floor.

6. It was Oscar Wilde who made the famous quip about life mimicking art.

7. Oscar Wilde was famous for such aphorisms as 'Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes'.

8. Wilde was now on the brink of perdition.

9. An earnest attempt at the Wilde life.

10. Oscar Wilde was a famous wit.

11. His romantic notions of Oscar Wilde are fully acted out while he stays in this condition.

12. In Jimmy Wilde, the world flyweight champion from 1916, Britain produced one of the very greatest boxers of all time.

13. Look at Oscar Wilde, she'd say! Read the transcripts of his trial!

14. Later, when Wilde ended up in Reading Gaol, Miller organized a fund-raising campaign for him.

15. Writers such as Oscar Wilde were the target of ill-informed and often hostile criticism simply because they were gay.

16. Something informing these descriptions of Wilde and his art is a fear of degeneration as conceived by writers of the time.

17. Jimmy Wilde - one of the great unsung heroes of Crystal Palace, until today!

18. The Oscar Wilde trials of 1895 condensed representations both of aristocratic debauchery and the corrupting effects of foreign morals.

19. But the mention of Wilde also serves to remind us that social purity never succeeded in totally silencing its opponents.

20. Wilde took poetic licence to the extreme, for the true story is much more down to earth.

21. Hammond Wilde was equally emphatic that the event should go ahead.

22. Poe never became abject ,() like Oscar Wilde.

23. Oscar Wilde, his masterpiece, The importance of Being Earnest.

24. Nobody will deny that Wilde is an outstanding aesthete.

25. The Wilde family were religious.

26. The German-born photographer was admired by writers such as Oscar Wilde.

27. Some subjects, I'd learned during the weeks I followed Oscar Wilde, were better left only as implications.

28. And was it really the crime of passion that Wilde eloquently records?

29. I made my way home each night with at least some notion of hope and plans for a new assault on Wilde.

30. He worked doggedly for beauty, sonority, exactness; perfection - but never the monogrammed perfection of a writer like Wilde.

1. Wilde was emphatic that the event should go ahead.

31. Do you like Oscar Wilde?

32. Oscar Wilde was a noted nonconformist.

33. Where is Frankie fucking Wilde, Frankie?

34. If Wilde were only alive to see you.

35. Authors studied include Twain, Wilde, Shakespeare, and Cervantes.

36. Of George Meredith, Oscar Wilde said, "as a writer he has mastered everything except language;"

37. Raised in a middle class, Protestant home, the son of a quantity surveyor and a nurse, he was sent off at the age of 14 to attend the same school which Oscar Wilde had attended.

38. The world's most visited cemetery has a star-studded afterlife gathering, with residents as diverse as Edith Piaf, Marcel Proust, Oscar Wilde, Honore de Balzac and Isadora Duncan.

39. Japan going a-whaling is, to borrow from Oscar Wilde, the unspeakable in pursuit of the almost uneatable .

40. Oscer Wilde was the most active advocator and also the earnest practitioner of aestheticism.

41. Marie Stopes tells how Bosie wept when he recounted his time with Oscar, and in his final book, 'Oscar Wilde: A summing up', Bosie writes of Oscar as the man whom he will always love.

42. Salome, a drama created by Irish playwright and poet Oscar Wilde, tells a story about Salome, the stepdaughter of Herod the Great in the Bible.

43. Greek and Latin are all English to me, said Oscar wilde.

44. Among these pillars of English literature were Jonathan Swift, William Butler Yeats, James Joyce, Samuel Beckett, Oscar Wilde, George Bernard Shaw, and Edmund Burke.

45. Maurice Hall : I'm an unspeakable of the Oscar Wilde sort.

46. Magdalen alumni include William Hague, Seamus Heaney and Oscar Wilde.

47. After Wilde, Orlando attended the Guildhall School of Music and Drama for 3 years.

48. "On an occasion of this kind it becomes more than a moral duty to speak one's mind. It becomes a pleasure" (Oscar Wilde).

49. There were over 100 articles of over 40 foreign writers had been translated in literature, most of which are Turgenev, Tagore, Wilde and Ibsen's works.

50. CHRIS: Who's Oscar Wilde?

51. In a week in which the Vatican made its peace with that dangerous consorter with witches Harry Potter, the Holy See has also revealed an unexpected soft spot for Oscar Wilde.

51. Wish you will love and make progress everyday!

52. The "ten" books that Henderson had mentioned were more like 200. including the complete works of Shakespeare, Thomas Wolfe and Oscar Wilde.

53. Oscar Wilde and Walter Pater, both notorious advocators of the theory of"art for art's sake."

54. One of the representatives who expounded the theory of, and was the spokesman for the school of, "art for art's sake" was Oscar Wilde.

55. Such artistic image represents the foresightedness of art concept and ethical concept of aestheticism with Wilde as a representative.

56. Oscar Wilde likened Kropotkin to "Christ... coming out of Russia."

57. The Style of Self - cancelling Assertion: How does Heller Differ from Wilde? From Nabokov ? From Humbert?

58. Dan said the only male gay icons he could think of were Oscar Wilde, James Dean, Rudolf Nureyev and "that dude who shot himself in the '80s, " which made it sound like the canon didn't run that deep.

59. As an aesthete, Wilde tried to blur the boundary between art and life.

60. Zhao Wuping The Complete Works of Oscar Wilde. Vol. 6. Beijing: Chinese Literature Publishing House, 2000.

61. The world is sad, Oscar Wilde said, because a puppet was once melancholy.

62. William Butler Yeats, James Joyce, Samuel Beckett, Oscar Wilde, George Bernard Shaw, and Edmund Burke.

63. Oscar Wilde and Walter Pater, both advocators of the theory of " art for art's sake. "

64. Oscar Wilde, an aesthetician in 19th, was a writer with modern significance.