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1
We were always
very
ceremonious
and dignified in our relations on such occasions.
2
Spanish soldiers are not
very
ceremonious
in their treatment of civilians.
3
At the theatre, with and orchestra seat, everyone was
very
ceremonious
and polite.
4
Quickly Ethel jumped up and brought an armful, for our Camp was
very
ceremonious
.
5
What a quaint, circumspect and
very
ceremonious
affair must that lovers' row have been.
6
At her door a
very
ceremonious
curtesy, with these words, "Adieu, sir!"
7
The old man bade Robert a
very
ceremonious
adieu.
8
They laughed like children, and when they came to the village, they became
very
ceremonious
.
9
These people are
very
ceremonious
,
never entering a room or being seated before a guest.
10
He was
very
ceremonious
,
shy, ungainly and blushful.
11
My dear sir, these are now the
very
ceremonious
expressions and excuses of theatrical and directorial beings.
12
At first he was not
very
ceremonious
.
13
But while Primrose got a kiss, she was dismissed by her host with a
very
ceremonious
reverence.
14
A language which the doctor well understood; and soon after took a civil, but not a
very
ceremonious
leave.
15
To get into it was not a
very
ceremonious
proceeding with him, as it is not with many others.
16
You have returned to see my pictures somewhat sooner than I had looked for, and in no
very
ceremonious
circumstances.
very
ceremonious
very