Meanings of whole fraternity in English

Pray, Friar Shakewell, does your whole fraternity quaver and shake at that rate?

I speak, on behalf of the whole fraternity of writers, this word of gratitude-andenvy.

The ideal genealogy starts with a whole fraternity-theindividual who is making it and all his brothers and sisters.

There was a fishwoman in Cork who was more than a match for the whole fraternity of her order.

The whole fraternity is now sitting in chains in the trenches of Gyula Fehérvár and we have seen the last of it.

Against any rash man who should undertake a private speculation, of course the whole fraternity of thieves would be the beat possible police.

Godfrey collected his whole art and capacity, and, augmenting his score to number ten, indulged himself with a view of the whole fraternity.

I, together with the whole fraternity of football managers in the LMA, wish him well and hope for a speedy recovery from his surgery.

Players, management, the whole fraternity exhaled and drank their beer without the trauma and crisis of confidence that beset debates in Twickenham two weeks ago.

Was it not dangerous to the whole fraternity if, without the smallest precaution, she should bring the officers of justice in the midst of them?

To gratify one such sterling heart of gold, I would go more lengths than to instruct the cold-blooded curiosity of a whole fraternity of philosophers.

His lordship would reply, "He was so teased and harassed in his youth by learned men, that he had ever since detested the whole fraternity."

"Soft goods, for Brown Brothers, of Snow Hill," and so on through the whole fraternity.