| My only reservation is that Fry has such natural lordliness and is so handsomely bearded that you feel he would be a catch for any Olivia. |
| It is the town of lordliness, absolute harmony and alternations. |
| One thing sticks, though: his crushing lordliness over both his wife and the mistress he abandoned after more than 20 years. |
| This servant is said to be transcendent, because he has gone beyond all vestige of lordliness and, at the same time, beyond all likeness, because he reunites in himself all the Divine Names by which God is praised. |
| It's the lordliness, the condescension, the sublime certainty that the Lib Dems are going to be in government, whatever happens. |
| Gallic lordliness on all matters great and small isn't really sustained by the historical record. |
