Sentence examples similar to genuine lord from inspiring English sources

Lord, Lord, Lord!" She flailed her arms.

The best hope for constitutional reform is in reality that a Tory government might be moved to replace the lords out of genuine fear of another strongly socialist victory in the future and an equally genuine reluctance to put its seats in the commons at risk by supporting electoral reform for the lower chamber.

Yet every suggestion such as ours a year ago that the house of lords be elected by proportional representation, though welcomed by most intelligent British lords, is resisted by government, and by some in the Tory party, because the lords might then carry more genuine elected authority than the commons does.

The atmosphere and genuine heartfelt goodwill towards Alastair Cook's England team on Monday at Lord's would have been almost unthinkable a few days before.

Delegates to a three-day Latin American clown convention in Mexico City have distanced themselves from the murder last week of a drug lord by a hitman in fancy dress, insisting no genuine member of their profession would have committed the crime.

If the new trilogy is to be deemed a genuine success, Jackson needs to present a story that feels set in the same universe as The Lord of the Rings but which also maintains the earlier book's cheerier sensibilities.

At one point she and Prezza go to meet a genuine toff, the Earl of Onslow, and Pauline giggles to the camera about whether it's all right to tell a Lord his flies are undone.

"His concern for the outcasts of society is perfectly genuine," Lord Hailsham said, "and even when one is most exasperated at the impracticality of some of his demands or the apparent irresponsibility of some of his behavior, one is glad from the bottom of one's heart that there exists in the world a man so single-hearted that he is prepared to espouse such hopeless causes".

Terror lord?

Good Lord!

Oh, lord.