noblesse

A touch of the old noblesse about it, I fancy.

Perhaps it goes to show that he is better at getting votes than acquiring noblesse.

He also desired his noblesse to be equally ready with such concessions.

Then true noblesse would Learn him forbearance from so foul a wrong.

"Well, I'll take these as an example of your noblesse oblige."

Finally giving up all noblesse, he glared at her.

Noblesse passed the post on a tight rein with a 3-length advantage.

It's just the same old noblesse oblige with a hand movement."

Of course, too much noblesse oblige can lead to a slack operation.

He was an early member of the noblesse de robe in the service of the French state.

Even the noblesse are obliged to face a publicity juggernaut when they write a book.

Such is the main distinction between Republican and Democratic noblesse oblige.

The Breton Noblesse must even let the mad world have its way.

There is a certain point where noblesse is disobliging, and doesn't help anyone.

Noblesse retired to stud in America and was a very successful broodmare.

Your noblesse did not deserve punishment; but to degrade is to punish.

There was no noblesse de robe, no powerful corporation as in France.

I instantly recognized the seventeenth-century homes that once had been the private hotels of the noblesse.

With a kind of noblesse, Melody allowed it.

His father was a Protestant, and belonged to the lowest order of French noblesse.

Turns out it's commonly accepted practice among us of the so-called ancienne noblesse, if that's any help.

It is as if both Noblesse and Clergy had silently taken for granted that they already were such!

With these titles came the very highest ranks of the bourgeoisies, the noblesse de robe.

An unrecognised Noblesse of Commerce; powerful enough, with money in its pocket.

Bartlett's carefully cultivated air of solicitude and noblesse had evaporated.