Sentences with phrase «with aristocratic societies»
From a democratic standpoint, manners and education in manners are likely to appear suspect because of their usual association with aristocratic societies.
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In aristocratic societies ordinary people tend to be thought of as unrefined and as needing manners only when they enter into relationships with «high - class» people.
This unique love story, based on a novelette by Denis Diderot and with dialogue written by Jean Cocteau, follows the maneuverings of a society lady as she connives to initiate a scandalous affair between her aristocratic ex-lover and a prostitute.
A light romantic drama set on the horse racing circuit, Harlow is a socialite back from Europe, where he's picked up a lot of aristocratic attitude and a swell of a beau (Walter Pidgeon as a high society bachelor with old family money), and Clark Gable is a race track bookie and friend of the family who alternately competes with her and for her.
Dispatched in 1906 by the aristocratic Royal Geographical Society, Fawcett's mission is to map the dangerous, uncharted realms of eastern Bolivia, where it borders with Brazil.
The game gives you a birdseye view (sorry) of the decadence and struggle at both ends of society in a formerly aristocratic France, albeit with the characters taking the form of members of the animal kingdom.