Sentence examples for aging monarchy from inspiring English sources

While the von Trottas, the district commissioner and his son Carl Joseph, define themselves by the rituals of an aging monarchy, the mercurial Count Chojnicki declares its extinction: "As we speak, it's falling apart, it's already fallen apart!

Their desktop empire resembles the  great holdings of an aging monarchy.

Authorities more closely monitored social media, where anger over corruption and unemployment — and jokes about the aging monarchy — are rife.

Although the king has been forced to curtail his public outings because of illness and age, the monarchy is still very present in the daily lives of Thais.

That word is usually translated as "kings," and such titles as the Athenian basileus (an official, or archon, with a defined religious competence, conveniently but less correctly called the archon basileus by modern scholars) are then explained as survivals of an age of monarchy.

The protesters are also defending the aging king, Bhumibol Adulyadej, from what they consider attacks on the institution of the monarchy.

We need to end the age of fossil fuels the way the French ended the age of absolute monarchy.

According to one poll, only 10% of people aged between 16 and 24 think the monarchy is important to their lives.

Charles had been crowned in 1387, aged 20, attaining sole control of the monarchy.

In the 17th century many rulers were depicted as Roman emperors in Roman armour, considered the ideal symbol for the age of absolute monarchy, and it became a sign of sophistication to look Roman in one's portrait, even if the sitter was wearing a periwig at the same time.

But age is withering the monarchy.