Sentence examples similar to aristocratic gathering from inspiring English sources

A symphony is always public: in terms of who it's written for, in the ever-changing and ever-expanding orchestral forces that composers have been able to call on, and who hears it, from private aristocratic gatherings at the end of the 18th century, bourgeois entertainments in the 19th, to today's huge auditoriums.

These salons were regular gatherings hosted by prominent aristocratic women, where women and men could gather together to discuss the issues of the day.

To compliment this smoothness, the set seemed aristocratic, if odd for an American fashion gathering.

Whatever the favoured occasion for heroic song whether the aristocratic feast, the religious festival, or popular gatherings in tavern or marketplace a natural limitation on the length of a poem is imposed by the audience's available time and interest as well as by the singer's own physique and the scope of his repertoire.

Aristocratic euthanasia.

Too aristocratic, too confusing.

Aristocratic British ladies became dressmakers.

Horsemanship remained an aristocratic privilege.

"These are not aristocratic feet.

______ Overcrowded gathering.

She was aristocratic.