| 词汇 | example_english_king |
| 释义 | Examples of kingThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Accordingly, the king's subjection to this ideal is itself entirely idealized. The first book treats the virtues, passions, and habits of kings as individuals. The good subject was a happy subject - grateful to accept the protection of the king's law, and the church's authority. Moreover, the king's taxation and borrowing policies made money tight in all other sectors of the economy. Despite being able to indulge his every wish, the king's appetite is spoiled by satiety, and instead of pleasure he can feel only pain. The circumstances and timing of the promotion reveal the king's motives, and are examined in the opening section of the chapter. The biographer says nothing of a king's other chief relaxation, the evening carouse. In addition, the local (re)presentation of the monument was deconstructed by removing a core element, the 'king's table'. The king's table can be held up as an example of this. Evidently, those who could count themselves amongst the king's favourites stood the best chance of receiving an apartment in one of his palaces. Similarly, history was, until the 19th century, primarily an account of the actions of kings, statesmen, generals and other luminaries. There is no easy correlation between areas with rich burials and those where historical sources note the presence of kings, magistrates or warlords. The 'king's table' was also a popular place for picnics, festivities, and family celebrations. The rights of kings are to obtain taxes, etc. on a regular basis into the future, and to keep them. The twenty-nine instrumentalists listed as accompanying the serenade were all members of die king's musical establishment. The longer the chorus sings of the city's prosperous past, the greater the irony in view of the shreds hanging down the young king's armour. Popes and kings, however, wanted this glory as a backdrop to their processions and celebrations, to impress the people and provide the required spectacle. Both a king's self and his person had to be legitimized in ancient civilizations. In return for the aid, the abbess expected to reap the fruits of royal patronage once the king's fortunes were reversed. Finally, let me take up the question of the minstrel fraternity that was to be established by eight named king's minstrels in 1469. After today there will be no kings or diviners or chiefs (sayyids). They too imparted female qualities to the kingship, whilst simultaneously affirming the king's manhood. The resolution of these contradictions and the revalidation of the authority of theatre were effected by the king's death. Both kings signalled their reluctance to create peers in order to enact the programme of the elected government. Introspective and unimaginative, the sun king's two successors did nothing to arrest this process. The king's response to the threat-letters is, unfortunately, not recorded. The king's advisers ordinarily suggested one to two years from the time the royal pardon was published. The king's barons together attempted to restrain him from innovatory acts of misgovernment. Ultimately the failure of the subsidy was a failure of political will on the part of the king's council. As early as the thirteenth century princes and kings started to play up the need for visual representation. King's cabinet itself was split on the issue, as we have seen. The manuals specified how kings should ride that day, what they should wear, and that they should be bare-headed. As a matter of justice, revenue, not dissent, was the king's great concern. King's method then applies a statistical model to the information uncovered in this procedure. King's research was limited to a three-month period during which she conducted forty-two interviews. As participants in the rituals of the king's daily life, his musicians were necessary parts of the visible display. The king's script is contained inside the king's reported speech, which is contained inside the king's narrative. Threats to kings are central to a whopping majority of them, and the threats involve the kings' brothers, wives, sons, daughters and ministers. The names of kings, generals, and presidents have a prominent status and size within the inscriptions. His was a modern reflection of the king's majesty and dominion, though (officially, at least) not his divinity. Was the king's family also involved in crafting? Difficulties in succession, coupled with changing trading patterns, allowed the administration to gain some independence and then to challenge the kings, taking away some power. Emperors, kings, premiers and government ministers were vividly characterised, indeed often near caricatured, while broad social movements rarely received much attention. Afterwards he got vengeance by forays that brought with them cold care: he took the king's life. Less predictable, but no less crucial, are the discussions of the king's council and royal taxation. The adjoining king's antechamber, or part of it, seems the most likely place. Their voice was the dominant one at the king's conference. At the height of his power he was an advisor to popes, kings and archbishops. Once the kings went, all of this gradually vanished. Doctrinal formulations in the early 1540s continued to reflect the king's views. From the king's perspective, it made perfect sense. One has taken care to use those that are most rare and most precious in those places closest to the king's person. At the king's palace, they are greeted by two thousand musicians, 'as is customary' (37). Thus, kings needed other ways to legitimize their power and thus their person and self. However, this tendency sheds light on the different perception of kings from different societies. She was accused of laughing with her brother at the king's ballads, calling them foolish. The shock of the king's death had enervated the royalist cause. Spreading out from the central body of the palace, they pushed the courtiers and princes of the blood ever further away from the king's apartments. Although this did not make regicide inescapable, it did place enormous pressure on the trial commissioners to break the king's will. The instrument that tied nobles' dynastic policies to the king's own was the large standing army. Clearly the king's looking and seeing are to be thought of as occurring before his decision. By the end of the seventeenth century the king's claim to be the conscience of the commonweal had lost its force. Such tensions were not, however, necessarily damaging to the king's cause. There is nothing to suggest that it was not the king's idea. The king's power, he wrote, ' extendeth to all the goods and bodies of his servants ', but not to their spirits. She seeks to understand ' how sacredness is installed in kings ' (p. 17). How those more distant from the palace might have viewed kings and kingship is less obvious. In other words, the appeal could occur only because it was not directly the king's decision being appealed. By exercising humility, kings too can become just. Much of this territory is familiar : the royal supremacy gave monarchs power to make episcopal office dependent on the king's pleasure. As discussed in the introduction, the king's duty is to protect dharma. She suggests that the entire visual programme acted as a narrativized map of the king's travels across the empire's frontiers. The commission is also part of the documentation that proves that minstrels and trumpeters stayed a long time in the king's service. Politicians and ministers are described as petty and self-interested; his fellow kings and rulers are seen to be preoccupied with their own domestic troubles. The king's second effort was a pledge that he would not use his powers of imprisonment in future against those who refused requests for loans. At another level, the story reinforces the king's passion for beauty - and a passion for male beauty at that. Overall, then, it seems that there were at least nine minstrels and seven trumpeters as part of the king's household during the early 1460s. Like a poet laureate, this professor often had to write poems and speeches for festive occasions, such as the king's birthday or the university's birthday. Because of where they resided, the sage kings discussed only the celestial phenomena of the northern hemisphere. Well-bred, 'improved' horses are precisely the kinds of gifts given by and to kings. Even when she was crowned separately from her husband, the arrangement of ceremonies closely echoed those of the four days of a king's coronation. The theory of the king's two bodies allowed crimes to be considered treason which indirectly attacked him by subverting his authority. Where is the pride of a king's daughter? The narrator emphasizes the heinousness of the king's treatment of the pair as he continues to return to the monarch's brutality. The suspicion regarding the king's religious orientation was sufficiently problematic without the ignominy of the nuns' conspiratorial aid. The omalenga had to ensure that the king's wishes and commands were carried out. Affronted by the king's inaction, the four shipmasters elected to bombard the town, but this proved counter-productive. The king's sons may indeed have lived, but they were young, and minorities, particularly unanticipated minorities, were notoriously problematic. A number of her relations were employed in the king's business upon her advice. They knew the king's deportation to be more than a political problem, more, that is, than a violation of the liberal code of human rights. Royalists were those who feared the consequences of seriously diminishing the king's authority, and sought to prevent it. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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