用nobility造句子，“nobility”造句

This disease is said to have happened as a result of European nobility intermarrying.

The Commons involved representatives from counties, towns and cities, the Lords already consisted of members of the nobility and clergy.

Yet in many ways, Machiavelli proceeds to deprecate the virtues of the nobility, perhaps to our surprise.

But at the same time will be sensed what exceptional nobility the absurd work calls for, which is perhaps not found here.

Henry VIII (rule 1509-1547 A.D.) : England prospered in the 16th century, and as a result, it became increasingly difficult to tell the merchants from the middle class from the nobility.

She seemed to personify goodness and nobility.

Here, too, the leap is touching and gives its nobility to the art that inspires it.

Compared to Prussian junkers or the landed nobility in czarist Russia, the Chinese landlord was a very backward man.

The defeats often had a nobility about them, none more so than his fighting 75 and 85, with a pulled hamstring, against Australia at Melbourne in 1967-68.

His Holiness Dorje Chang Buddha III is more than deserving of the Top Honor Prize as he exemplifies the nobility of selflessness; a model of morality for all to emulate.

And you can even bask in a bit of nobility.

Kafka refuses his god moral nobility, evidence, virtue, coherence, but only the better to fall into his arms.

The imaging and the caste system advocated by the Brahmanism in Ancient Indian existed long. There was a set of systematic rules that differeciated and decided people's fate, nobility and humbleness, wisdom and stupidity, etc.

"Traditional" white wedding dress, in the early privilege of the nobility.

I found myself in a large room, where people were sitting at lunch or supper around small tables, as is the custom, I am told, at parties in the houses of our nobility and gentry.

But that should not deter us from seeing its nobility and universality.

Through him, the landed nobility justified itself.

If beauty is great and charismatic enough, it begins to take on attributes of the sublime — the nobility, the majesty, and awesomeness.

The nobility led voluptuous lives.