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1. A television announcer with a well-bred voice was reading the news.

2. Daughters were expected to join their well-bred friends on the marriage market.

3. Such a nice, polite, well-bred young woman.

4. I mean, I am a well-bred woman.

5. They were charming women, well-bred, gentle, and very adaptable.

6. His attitude was that of a well-bred man reluctant to discuss some family difference with a prying outsider.

7. However, the reckless, well-bred show of bravado did not exactly endear the utterer to two other boys of like age.

8. I was, after all, a stranger, and well-bred ex-governesses did not discuss their ailments in public.

9. And how could he disguise his well-bred manners and speech?

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10. That's preposterous. No well-bred man would do this.

11. She is a well-bred young woman.

12. The well-bred contradict other people.

13. However, if you have a well-bred, top quality dog and the knowledge of how to bring out the best in it, you should be prepared to have the best dog you've ever known!

14. A well-bred youth neither speaks of himself, nor, being spoken to, is silent.

15. None but the well-bred man knows how to confess a fault, or acknowledge himself in an error.

16. His experience within the well-bred circles grew as he made his name known to it[sentencedict.com], and his broadened scope allowed him to mirror the nature of society based on a more extensive background.

17. The research progress about well-bred breeding of conifer was summarized in this paper. Some suggestions was put forward according to the research progress and exist problems.

18. China, a country which is famous for it's well-bred culture and ritual, always pay much more attention to people's behavior and courtesy.

19. He is not well-bred , that cannot bear Ill- Breeding in others.

20. Sometimes the health problem can be very serious: Winsome was a well-bred Thoroughbred brood mare.

21. She was a person--we dare not say a woman--who was gentle, austere, well-bred, cold, and who had never lied.

22. Royal experts have drawn up a list of 25 potential posh candidates. They include Danish princesses, well-heeled heiresses, hooray Henriettas and well-bred celebrities.

23. That haspowerfully sustained the housewife/mother image of German lore and was longcredited with producing well-bred, well-read burghers.

24. I can only pronounce him to be a sensible man, well-bred, well-informed, of gentle address, and, I believe, possessing an amiable heart.

25. I tend towards something irregular and freakish. Music should not be normal, well-bred, with its tie all neat.