Przykłady urbane

• By the middle of the fourteenth century they had family histories that boasted of aristocratic, urbane accomplishments.

• Yet he proves to be far from the urbane wealthy gentleman they were expecting.

• In effect, an urbane, classically educated political dissident had to imagine and try to articulate convincingly the mental world of an uneducated, provincial soldier.

• Could such diminutive places really sustain the kind of urbane life expected by the leisured classes?

• In societies recently transformed by rural-urban migration, hopes, desires, and fantasies are resolutely urbane; there is little scope for ruraloriented romanticism.

• This urbane composer was never particularly credited with profundity, yet the work is one of his most profound and certainly most extended utterances.

• The presumably urban/urbane officer in the third-grade text is ignorant of the custom, and the twenty-year-old recruit cannot explain his painted hands.

• Mainline churches, whose members and clergy are generally the best educated and most urbane, object theologically to many of the traits enumerated above.

• She was kind and urbane.

• Millais's urbane treatment of the subject is worthy of his source.

• It was urbane, informative, discreet, precise and persuasive.

• We had a fairly urbane discussion apart from his intervention.

• They have been urbane and have not used any rude words.

• In the way that we might expect from him he hedged his bets about in characteristically urbane fashion.

• I presume that his epithets are urbane objectivity.