1
The Congress of Delft had just clothed him with almost regal authority.
2
About the better-cultivated portions of Lombardy there is an almost regal look.
3
There was something almost regal about him, I thought; a defiance I admired.
4
With a large number of partisans, he assumed almost regal privileges.
5
This almost regal robe was afterwards exchanged for a little semi-transparent shirt without sleeves.
6
The entry road to the Istituto Statale d'Arte was startlingly beautiful, almost regal in appearance.
7
The feasts which the abbots gave were almost regal.
8
He was consequently well able to offer his guests an entertainment of almost regal magnificence.
9
His hospitality, like his fortune, was almost regal.
10
She was sitting straighter, her pose almost regal.
11
Somehow, even in this terrible diner-window light, she looked almost regal, sort of untouchable and interesting.
12
Serena's manner, though gracious, was lofty, almost regal.
13
The earliest minstrels of the Norman courts, doubtless, came from France, where their rank was almost regal.
14
He brought back with him a Greek bride of surprising beauty, and dowered with almost regal wealth.
15
Her eyes were narrowed and hard, and her expression was filled with a stern, almost regal confidence.
16
There was something almost regal about his air of detachment, his solitude amidst such a gay scene.
