Sentence examples for good breeding of from inspiring English sources

Among their maxims were "proportion is the good breeding of architecture" and "the supreme excellence is simplicity".

Whether that legacy will ultimately be seen as the good breeding of industrial strength software or vestigial code from an earlier era remains to be seen.

[Its secret] is that it has enough good breeding to anaesthetise the agonies of guilt suffered by the English whenever they enjoy themselves".

A summer density of 100 voles/ha appears as a threshold value to support a good breeding success of harriers.

Tama Park has a good breeding herd of scimitar-horned oryx and also keeps Indian rhinoceroses.

The collection includes good breeding groups of white tigers and brow-antlered deer.

Thus, a high breeding value for H2 was favourably correlated to good breeding values of LOCO and PALP, where selection for one trait will also improve the other health trait.

Rape was a last ditch form of courtship, men in their 30s, 40s and 50s regularly married girls of 14 or 15, surplus girls were shoved into convents, incest was not uncommon, men of good breeding fathered scores of illegitimate children, while their wives - or the ones who got caught - might well have been murdered and homosexuals were mutilated or burnt at the stake.

As he pointed out, "the pervading principle and abiding test of good breeding is the requirement of a substantial and patent waste of time".Mr Clinton's leisure productivity would surprise Veblen only in its highly public nature.

"I win on good breeding and control of the cost of production," he said.

Soon enough, our society will rediscover the importance of good breeding, and the vulgarity of talented upstarts.