aristocratic

On the level of aristocratic service, much the same was sometimes true.

Each would have described the man before them as certainly aristocratic.

Of course the rich and aristocratic did not like him.

He also changed his name at this time to sound more aristocratic.

She was a tall woman, aristocratic but with kind eyes.

She belonged to one of the old aristocratic families in the south.

Something for your own personal use,' Felix heard the aristocratic voice say.

Across the table, a woman with long hair and aristocratic features smiled.

Until 1824 he worked as a piano teacher in aristocratic families.

These four families were considered the most aristocratic Christians of the area.

It is especially common in royal and aristocratic families around the world.

She was born in 1930 to an Italian aristocratic family.

He made a gesture with his hand, aristocratic and final.

The aristocratic couple shared the same bed throughout the year.

This is the break we've needed to put our family back into its aristocratic mode.

She did not know the beautiful, aristocratic woman in the mirror at all.

The house is considered to be the most aristocratic palace in the area.

It depicts the relationship between an aristocratic man and a working class woman.

The peasant group gives way to a more aristocratic couple.

He falls in love with an aristocratic girl but she soon leaves him for someone of her own class.

In 1363 he was the leader of an aristocratic rebellion.

Sophie was very popular in the city, especially among aristocratic students from the local university.

Wilson, although he came from an aristocratic family, had little formal education.

Where did the books go after the death of that aristocratic collector?

This was a marriage of two great Italian aristocratic families.