He lumped all the untitled together; and to be just to his logical faculty, he lumped all the titled together.
The fine difference between them might be perceptible to the titled, and might properly be recognised by the titled when the titled were among themselves, but for the untitledsuch a difference ought not to exist and could not exist.
The widow of a knight has no way whatever of indicating that her husband was of higher rank than an ordinary untitled gentleman.
These, of course, are exceptional marks of favour from the sovereign, and this favour in at least two instances has been extended to untitled families.
If the family were an untitled Scottish family entitled to supporters, these would descend to Mary unless they had been specifically granted with some other limitation.
Consequently many grants of supporters were placed upon the records, and many untitled families of Scotland apparently have the right under these patents of grant to add supporters to their arms.
In Scotland, as doubtless many are aware, certain untitled Scottish families, for reasons which may or may not be known, have been permitted to use supporters to their arms.
Even in his grand, careless household, with its large retinue and superb hospitality, there was something worthy of a representative of that time-honoured portion of our true nobility, the untitled gentlemen of the land.
Proverbially, with us, happy marriages and happy homes are found not in the gay circles of London fashion, but at the hearths of our rural nobility, our untitled country gentlemen.
They--even such contemptible beings as they--are said to have the audacity to neglect untitled merit, and to truckle to the aristocracy.
On a sudden, on the accession of James, the friend of himself and his family, he found himself the most influential untitled citizen in the British realm.
We are only concerned with one of them here, the so-called Untitled Apocalypse, which is markedly distinct from the others in character and style.
How could he, an untitled American, an unknown young gentleman of small fortune, pretend to the hand of one of the most beautiful, most aristocratic, and most capricious women in Paris?
I think you and I, Ned, ought to be loyal servants of both the King and Queen, for surely royalty could not have been more courteous in its treatment of two untitled and unimportant gentlemen.
German literature began to teem with novels and plays which exhibit the sufferings of some untitled hero or heroine at the hands of a vicious aristocracy.
Julie d'Etange, the daughter of a baron, wishes to marry the untitled St. Preux, to whom in a transport of passion she has yielded up her honor.
Thus again in the same Untitled Apocalypse we read: "He it is whose Limbs (Members) make a myriad of myriads of Powers, each one of which comes from Him.
The Untitled Apocalypse of the Bruce Codex, quoted in the comments on The Hymn of Jesus (pp.
Finally in the marvellous Untitled Apocalypse of the Bruce Codex we read: "These words said the Lord of the Universe to them, and disappeared from them, and hid Himself from them.
Hilda said a few blameless words, such as befitted an untitled English virgin in the presence of the nobility; while I maintained the probationary silence required by Pythagoras of his first year's pupils.
The idea of a common untitled mortal like Toppleton even assuming to be upon familiar terms with a member of the aristocracy, and especially one so high as Barncastle of Burningford, oppressed him.
Is she to be a Russian Princess, a Duchessa of Italy, or the goodwife of an untitled Englishman?
Or had he perhaps seen how Hollfeld had thrown the rose upon her book, and was his aristocratic pride wounded that his cousin should pay such homage to an untitled maiden?
One gracious wave of the feather-crowned head of the great lady answered every social requirement whenever she received untitled guests, and these untitled guests did their part well in acknowledging and respecting this aristocratic reserve.
The untitled aristocracy have in this great work as perfect a dictionary of their genealogical history, family connexions, and heraldic rights, as the peerage and baronetage.
Before the Victorian era opened, well-to-do commercial fathers were, as readers of Coningsby will remember, in the habit of sending their sons to the seat of education most in vogue with the titled and untitled patricians of the realm.
She and Elkin seemed to stand at the head of the untitled classes all arrayed against him.
His untitledcountry gentleman became a baronet, the injured heroine was similarly moved up on the social scale, and the noble effort came forth with a fresh name, while the knowing old impostor chuckled in his garret and pouched his pittance.
The Phillips family justly rank among the untitled aristocracy of Massachusetts.
But no act in all his long life-time of seventy-five years became him better than the spirit in which he accepted the great change that made the great lord patroon of half a million acres the plain, untitled citizen of a free republic.
But trouble, which comes to "Mightinesses," as well as to untitled boys and girls, must be boldly faced before it can be overcome.
He has no degree; he is a plain, untitled soldier, not even a knight; that is, not an English knight.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "untitled" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
