Sentence examples for highest nobility from inspiring English sources

The retarded are the highest nobility of all in Arbus's hierarchy of the different".

This consummate myth-maker was brought up on a myth - that the Bouviers were descended from the highest nobility of France.

"By the middle of the century he had become a popular figure in London society: the highest nobility in England clamored to receive instruction from him," Wilfrid Blunt writes in "The Art of Botanical Illustration".

The Flavians' frequent tenure of consulship and censorship invested their family, though not of the highest nobility, with the outward trappings of prestige and the aristocratic appearance of an authentic imperial household.

The constable himself, 12 other members of the highest nobility, some 1,500 knights, and about 4,500 men-at-arms were killed on the French side, while the English lost less than 450 men.

In addition, she was appointed to the omarah, the highest nobility.

She was, after all, a bonny lass of high nobility.

"He was not typical high nobility," he added.

"The four claws tell you it was made for a person of high nobility," he said.

Its chief weaknesses were opposition from the high nobility and a thirst for revenge on Denmark.

With the support of the high nobility, John III ascended to the throne in 1568.