Sentence examples for court circle from inspiring English sources

One can only assume that it may have had an intimate purpose in the court circle".

A strong, dour soldier and a suspicious man, Tiberius had little to say in his court circle about public affairs.

Wits such as William Wycherley and William Congreve wrote for the intimate playhouses of the Restoration and an unusually homogeneous coterie audience of the court circle.

He was not a successful teacher but spent the rest of his life in or near the court circle as an admired man of letters.

Carew's poems, circulated in manuscript, were amatory lyrics or occasional poems addressed to members of the court circle, notable for their ease of language and skillful control of mood and imagery.

Wyatt was educated at St . Johns, Cambridge, and became a member of the court circle of Henry VIII, where he seems to have been popular and admired for his attractive appearance and skill in music, languages, and arms.

Leonardo's gracious but reserved personality and elegant bearing were well-received in court circles.

In 16th-century Europe the stately pavane and energetic galliard were popular in Renaissance court circles.

Court circles began sounding out Allied terms, which of course included the removal of Mussolini.

The exposure of the female neck became almost permanent in court circles thenceforth.

The Baroque in Russia was imported from western Europe and outside court circles made little impact.