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• The outlook of a leisured aristocracy, it was copied by the lower classes.
• Above these are the deputies, more leisured still; and finally, the registrar himself.
• On either side of them are individuals who are either unemployed or represent the leisured classes.
• The " datu ", however, were far from being a leisured aristocracy.
• Good food is a keystone ( along with reading ) of Wolfe's mostly leisured existence.
• But what to call this new, longer, more leisured and apparently enjoyable late stage of life?
• During the late Roman Period, sanitation for the lower classes was a concern for the leisured class.
• Drawing room comedy typically features wit and verbal banter among wealthy, leisured, genteel, upper class characters.
• The verandah was a sign of prestige which indicated that the occupant was of a more leisured social class.
• In the manner of the time its supposed medicinal qualities were used to make money from the leisured classes.
• Florida still exerts its spell upon older adults and retirees who yearn for a leisured life in a warm climate.
• So, too, were expressions of the leisured life, particularly as it might be played out in California.
• The work is invaluable for providing fictionalized information about the Hellenistic literary world of the leisured class during the Roman Empire.
• Will's wealth, his rank and his leisured gay existence are all built on a foundation of homosexual persecution.
• During the mid 18th century the idea of purely scenic pleasure touring began to take hold among the English leisured class.
• The French language, which had been the language of the leisured classes under feudalism, was imposed throughout the administration.
• I like the crackling logs, the shaded lights, the scent of buttered toast, the general atmosphere of leisured coziness.
• At the height of its fame, the little theatre attracted audiences from the leisured classes visiting surrounding Universal Exhibition of 1900.
• V閞ard worked for a leisured bourgeois and noble public, notably king Charles VIII of France and even Henry VII of England.
• O'Brien was writing quiet leisured sentences that read like Hemingway's stories in " In Our Time ."