Sentence examples for deflection of regality from inspiring English sources

To his credit, he's has been a great sport with the Internet's prodding over his deflection of regality.

His entranced narration was a grave blanket over the program's potentially ridiculous deflections of reality.

Helen Mirren – sometimes interrogated by a perter, more wayward, youthful version of herself – moves through some 60 years of regality.

Still, it does add a sense of regality (funny that) to what is ostensibly a casual, staid look.

Tellingly, a wedding is not characterised as an opportunity to be a queen, and to enjoy the perhaps more distinguished, and potent, form of regality that implies.

(What other designer but Prada can use luxury handbags as a device for narrative tension?) Asked about the embroidery, Prada said that "gold is a symbol of regality, but also of woman as an object".

By 1452 the Bishop of Moray held all his lands in one regality and had Courts of Regality presided over by Bailiffs and Deputies to ensure the payment of revenues from his estates.

In 1559, the town's burgh of regality was reconfirmed in 1559 by King James VI of Scotland.

The burgh of regality permitted the monks to hold a weekly market, dispense basic justice and to establish a harbour.

I mean, the photos are stunning and reflect a kind of regality that feels very close to home, very familiar for black people, but there's just something about seeing Beyoncé evoke this hoodness and be playful and tender.

Tells about the deflection of the Eiffel Tower.