But " boring " is a smoke-screen word, too, as when people loftily declare that they find pornography boring.
32.
The city was the first stop on a tour loftily intended to expose much of the world's population to the wonders of jazz.
33.
The hall differed from the great majority in Scottish castles, the ceiling having been flat and low instead of the usual loftily arched form.
34.
The great door in the middle, surrounded by a tiled green arch, leads to the vestibule and then to a loftily domed court.
35.
The loftily proportioned business chamber retains many original fittings and finishes including timber paneling, timber counters with marble tops and timber and glass screens.
36.
His delivery can be loftily Shakespearean, but in a conversation bristling with Wittgenstein and Mahler, there remain the Yiddishisms of a Holocaust refugee childhood.
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Now the university's board of trustees has embraced the notion, voting to launch the loftily titled University College of Citizenship and Public Service.
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Arnauld was one of the four prelates who in 1665 loftily refused to sign the Formulary of Alexander VII, and issued a mandate against it.
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The accusation becomes a heavy-handed metaphor for the way Meg has raided her sisters'lives in the service of what she loftily calls art.
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At top was an octagonal outdoor deck, 65 feet around, so loftily isolated from Manhattan's clamor that the loudest noise was the wind.
