Florence Nightingalein a sentence
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Either that or you're getting some weird Florence Nightingale complex.† (source)
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In the first place it is larger, with a wide front room and two bedrooms in back, one of which resembles a hospital scene from Florence Nightingale's time, as it is chock-full of cots under triangles of mosquito net for the family surplus of girls.† (source)
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I said, in my Florence Nightingale voice, "Dolores, I don't mean to come between you and Dad.† (source)
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When she was eighteen, inflamed by a biography of Florence Nightingale, she enrolled as a student nurse at St. Rose's Hospital in Great Bend, Kansas.† (source)
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There are people who say that Miss Florence Nightingale does not have a refined nature, or she would not have been able to witness such degrading spectacles without impairing her health.† (source)
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She attempts one of those confessional smiles, the sort usually seen in reverent portraits of Florence Nightingale.† (source)
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Compared with other historical figures in medicine, such as Pasteur or Schweitzer or Florence Nightingale, Virchow isn't very well-known.† (source)
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Florence Nightingale shrieked aloud in her agony.† (source)
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She has come as Florence Nightingale, her hero.† (source)
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[* See CASSANDRA, by Florence Nightingale, printed in THE CAUSE, by R. Strachey† (source)
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Is that the one in which Florence Nightingale appears on the battlefield like an angel, or is it the poem that likens Admiral Nelson to a Greek god?† (source)
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However, thanks to the toils of those obscure women in the past, of whom I wish we knew more, thanks, curiously enough to two wars, the Crimean which let Florence Nightingale out of her drawing-room, and the European War which opened the doors to the average woman some sixty years later, these evils are in the way to be bettered.† (source)
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Florence Nightingale said she was inspired by a recurring divine calling experience.†
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