She also portrayed Corneille's heroines, who combined nobility of soul, pride, and intelligence.
Cser combines nobility of utterance with great warmth, while Mandy Fredrich makes a fine Queen of the Night, her top Fs securely in place.
Bernstein's definition combines a nobility of ambition with the implication that journalism, by its very nature, may often fall short.
We just avert our gaze" — combines absurdity and nobility with a sure touch.
Historians such as José Antonio Maravall and Joseph Pérez portray the developing revolt as alliances of different social coalitions around shifting economic interests, with the "industrial bourgeoisie" of artisans and woolworkers combining with the intellectuals and the low nobility against the aristocrats and the merchants.
Stanisław August, as he now styled himself, combining the names of his two immediate royal predecessors, began his rule with rough support within the nation; particularly, the lower nobility was favorable towards him.
The aria Handel wrote for him in the role of Alexander the Great in the opera Poro, D'un Barbaro Scortese is a good example of the way he combined devilish coloratura singing with nobility of expression in a singular and characterful fashion.
Gaveston's promotion from relative obscurity to Earl of Cornwall, combined with his arrogant behaviour, caused resentment among the established nobility.
Its economy and growth were further damaged by the nobility's reliance on agriculture and serfdom, which, combined with the weakness of the urban burgher class, delayed the industrialization of the country.
