I consider it as one of the first refinements of polished society.

He was again Clifford Armytage, enacting a polished society man among yokels.

The polished society man with the habit of external unselfishness disappeared.

He reveled in the thought of courts and polished society.

Wherever you go the same polished society will present to you the same monotony.

The ingenuity and the impudence of fraud are not solely the production of polished society.

Mr. Burke, in his first essay, called aristocracy "the Corinthian capital of polished society."

Even in the most polished society the men used to pick quarrels to fight to the death.

His dress, always studied, was more to the fashion of polished society, more simply correct-his air more decided.

At Rome, the residence of Hortense was the centre of the most brilliant and polished society of the city.

I soon became an inmate of the family, and for the first time enjoyed the pleasures of highly- polished society.

The Greek character in this northern province was much less corrupted than in the more polished society to the south.

If he had been an ordinary and polished society-man, the flirtation would have been humdrum, like a score of others.

She received as good an education as St. Louis could afford and was introduced to the refining influences of polished society.

Somewhere during the last week Shane had lost his mental image of her as William Gerrard's wife, the polished society lady.

Let the Philosopher answer this one question: What figure, at that period, was a Mrs. Teufelsdrockh likely to make in polished society?