Besides, it is very aristocratic to play ball among roses and dahlias.

She went by a very aristocratic-sounding name, which corresponded to her appearance.

Slender and tall and very aristocratic she appeared, her profile alone visible to the passers-by.

She supposed his manners were very aristocratic, but for her part she liked plain people.'

The Eversons are a very aristocratic family, aren't they?

The very aristocratic nature of the system permitted a vigor of discipline which democracy cannot possess.

Washington and Waverly places were very aristocratic indeed.

It was not a fashionable street, and Mrs. Wilkinson could not be a very aristocratic person.

They are very aristocratic kin of these robins.

She's too effeminate, if she is so very aristocratic-not half so handsome as 'ma belle Juive.'

Yes, he was clearly very aristocratic, so he must have had money to live in that place.

Some of them made good citizens and raised families, and when they grew rich became very aristocratic.

Only you must prepare yourself for a somewhat large tea-party, and not of a very aristocratic kind.

There was something very aristocratic about her.

The audience, very aristocratic, was more select than numerous, which is a good sign for our friend.

Of course Squercum doesn't sound very aristocratic.