Clerkly example sentences

clerk·ly

adjective archaic

clerkly (adjective)

  - relating to or appropriate to a clerk:

  - scholarly; learned.

Synonyms

learned, erudite, academic, intellectual, literary, lettered, knowledgeable, cultured, cultivated, highbrow, studious, bookish, donnish, bluestocking, cerebral, egghead, uneducated, illiterate, ignorant, Legal

"Clerkly" Example Sentences

1. He performed his clerkly duties with meticulous precision.
2. The clerkly tasks involved sorting and filing countless documents.
3. Her movements were surprisingly clerkly, despite her powerful physique.
4. The job required a clerkly attention to detail, something she lacked.
5. He adopted a clerkly demeanor to appear less threatening.
6. The atmosphere was intensely clerkly; quiet, efficient, and somewhat dull.
7. His handwriting, though legible, possessed a distinctly clerkly quality.
8. She longed for a life beyond the clerkly routine of her daily work.
9. The novel portrayed the protagonist's descent into a clerkly existence.
10. He felt a surge of rebellious energy against his clerkly existence.
11. The office was filled with a clerkly hush as everyone worked.
12. His clerkly precision was legendary within the department.
13. She found the work tedious and utterly clerkly.
14. His clerkly duties included managing the office's filing system.
15. The clerkly tasks were mind-numbingly repetitive.
16. Despite the clerkly nature of the job, she found satisfaction in it.
17. He executed the task with clerkly efficiency.
18. The office felt strangely clerkly, even on a Friday afternoon.
19. Her clerkly competence was undeniable.
20. He yearned to escape his clerkly existence and pursue his dreams.
21. The air hung heavy with a clerkly stillness.
22. The novel depicted a clerkly life with surprising depth and nuance.
23. His days were spent in clerkly routine, punctuated only by the ringing of the telephone.
24. The protagonist's clerkly job was a backdrop to his secret life.
25. Even his leisure time felt clerkly, so orderly and predictable.
26. There was a certain clerkly charm to the old-fashioned office.
27. He performed his clerkly tasks with an almost robotic precision.
28. The clerkly precision of his work impressed his superiors.
29. His aspirations far exceeded his clerkly reality.
30. She found a strange sort of peace in the clerkly monotony.
31. He secretly relished the clerkly predictability of his schedule.
32. The clerkly setting of the story added to its understated power.
33. His movements were precise and undeniably clerkly.
34. The story explored the psychological impact of a clerkly life.
35. She longed for a life less clerkly, more adventurous.
36. The air was thick with a clerkly scent of old paper and ink.
37. His clerkly skills were surprisingly valuable in this situation.
38. He felt a creeping sense of clerkly despair.
39. The film captured the atmosphere of a clerkly office perfectly.
40. His clerkly existence seemed to stretch endlessly before him.
41. The clerkly details of the contract were meticulously checked.
42. The protagonist's transformation from a clerkly existence to a life of adventure.
43. She yearned to escape the suffocating clerkly routine.
44. He found solace in the simple, clerkly tasks.
45. The clerkly world seemed far removed from his adventurous spirit.
46. Even the smallest errors were unacceptable in this clerkly environment.
47. His clerkly duties required absolute accuracy.
48. The painting depicted a scene of clerkly life with surprising realism.
49. He meticulously organized his desk with clerkly precision.
50. The play contrasted the clerkly world with the vibrant world of artists.

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