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Sentences ending with cultivated

We followed a very good road through a broken, pleasant country, gradually growing wilder and less cultivated. [4]
Without a doubt that seed can be made to grow, if cultivated. [5]
He spoke with only the slightest accent, one that had been inherited but not cultivated. [5]
There is no level ground, but every foot is cultivated. [4]
The art of letter-writing, it is said, was immensely cultivated. [6]
This is a habit which must be cultivated. [5]
Perhaps the love for made flies is an artificial taste and has to be cultivated. [4]
The country all day has been mostly flat, but thoroughly cultivated. [4]
I think that all this courteous lying is a sweet and loving art, and should be cultivated. [5]
That was cultivated. [4]

Sentences containing cultivated two or more times

As in the German Empire all cultivated people claim to speak Hanovarian German, so in Australasia all cultivated people claim to speak Ballarat English. [5]
He is as bitter and ungenial as a sour apple, and all the very best that you--a subtle thinker, a brilliant and cultivated philosopher--can find to say is no more appreciated by his meanly cultivated intellect than the odes of Sappho by a Nubian boatman. [10]

More example sentences with the word cultivated in them

A cynical cosmopolitanism would have left her cold, but here, apparently, was a cultivated man burning with a sense of the world's wrongs. [9]
Charley said he would go with me,--Charley, my Captain's beloved friend, gentle, but full of spirit and liveliness, cultivated, social, affectionate, a good talker, a most agreeable letter-writer, observing, with large relish of life, and keen sense of humor. [6]
The exhibition of works of genius will slowly instruct and elevate the popular taste, and in time the cultivated popular taste will reject mediocrity and demand better things. [4]
In the town where she lived was a lady of honorable condition, somewhat past middle age, who was possessed of pretty ample means, of cultivated tastes, of excellent principles, of exemplary character, and of more than common accomplishments. [6]
In man, however, when cultivated, the sense of beauty is manifestly a far more complex feeling, and is associated with various intellectual ideas. [1]
You know how we live at our house, plainly, but with a certain degree of cultivated propriety. [6]
Thirty cultivated and very musical ladies and gentlemen present--all of them acquaintances and many of them personal friends of mine. [5]
I have never tried in even one single instance, to help cultivate the cultivated classes. [5]
I'm not used to being spoken to as if I were the foreman of a shop, and told to discharge a sensitive and cultivated man like Lindau, as if he were a drunken mechanic; and if that's your idea of me--" "Oh, hello, now, March! [8]
At first Philip thought he would die, and forswore wine and cards, and some other things the taste for which he had cultivated, and likewise worse vices that had come to him by nature. [9]
The ride down the Swannanoa to Asheville was pleasant, through a cultivated region, over a good road. [4]
For six miles the road runs by Doe River, here a pretty brook shaded with laurel and rhododendron, and a few cultivated patches of ground, and infrequent houses. [4]
He would retain the primitive instincts, which are cultivated out of the ordinary, commonplace man. [4]
Ann McDonald was the only daughter of a clergyman of the Scotch Church, and brought up in the literary atmosphere common in the most cultivated Edinburgh homes. [4]
I suppose that the most cultivated and best informed portion of the earth's surface--the Western Reserve of Ohio, as free from conceit as it is from a suspicion that it lacks anything owes its pre-eminence solely to this comprehensive journal. [4]
They came together, the cultivated, thoughtful people, at Dr. John Collins Warren's,--Dr. Channing, the great Dr. Channing, among the rest, full of the great thoughts he wished to impart. [6]
He describes with that exquisite sense of the ridiculous which was a part of his mental ballast, the first attempt at organizing an association of cultivated, thoughtful people. [6]
The country about teas the perfection of cultivated landscape, dotted with cottages, and stately mansions of Revolutionary date, and sweet as an English country-side, whether seen in the soft bloom of May or in the mellow ripeness of late October. [5]
I have already suggested that I had cultivated lying, that weapon of the weaker party, in some degree, at least, in self-defence. [9]
The men are sometimes admitted, are even hired to perform and be encouraged and criticised; that is, men who are already highly cultivated, or who are in sympathy with the noble feminization of the age. [4]
To him also she owed the rare gift of song, which had been carefully cultivated and had already secured her the first position in the woman's chorus at the festival of the great goddesses of the city. [10]
I could not see that he cultivated any decided specialty, but he had many rare copies which had cost fabulous prices, the possession of which gives a reputation to any owner. [4]
He came into possession, however, with cultivated shrewdness and tact and large knowledge of the world, the world of diplomacy as well as of business. [4]
The sun shone pleasantly on the bright water, which was sometimes shaded by trees, and sometimes open to a wide extent of country, intersected by running streams, and rich with wooded hills, cultivated land, and sheltered farms. [12]
Neither persons nor plants are ever fully themselves until they are cultivated to their highest. [4]
The most cultivated person in the ship was a young English, man whose home was in New Zealand. [5]
Has either he or the great politician or the great scholar cultivated the real sources of enjoyment? [4]
I refer here only to the pleasure given by certain colours, forms, and sounds, and which may fairly be called a sense of the beautiful; with cultivated men such sensations are, however, intimately associated with complex ideas and trains of thought. [1]
The discolored state of the streams was accounted for as soon as we saw this cultivated land. [4]
There are none of the shops common at watering-places for the sale of fancy articles, and, strange to say, flowers are not systematically cultivated, and very few are ever to be had. [4]
She, too, was of gentle blood,--not meaning by that that she was of any noted lineage, but that she came of a cultivated stock, never rich, but long trained to intellectual callings. [6]
Still it is not the sort of information which the ordinary tourist gives and which the cultivated reader resents and is careful not to remember. [4]
There is no nonsense about a cultivated English man or woman. [4]
She was by no means ignorant of her natural gifts, and she cultivated them with the ambition which would not let her rest. [6]
The country recalled New England, or what New England might be, if it were cultivated and adorned, and had good roads and no fences. [4]
He read easily, naturally--like a cultivated layman, not like a clergyman; like a man who wished to convey the simple meaning of what he read, reverently, honestly. [11]
The most cultivated men, we know, are the simplest in manners, in taste, in their style. [4]
He seemed to me, as the world goes, a 'bon parti,' cultivated by travel and reading, well-bred, entertaining, amiable, possessed of an ample fortune, the ideal husband in the eyes of a prudent mother. [4]
But see the magnanimity which is born in me, which I have cultivated all my life. [5]
It never suggested itself to her for an instant that this was anything more than such a friendship as Mercy might have cultivated with Great-Heart. [6]
Don't you think it's more refined, and, don't you know, sort of cultivated, and subdued, and Boston? [4]
When, however, it is said that the lower animals have a sense of beauty, it must not be supposed that such sense is comparable with that of a cultivated man, with his multiform and complex associated ideas. [1]
You write that in Petersburg he is spoken of as one of the most active, cultivated, and capable of the young men. [2]
No; we have in mind quite another sort of woman, of which America has so many that they are a very noticeable element in all cultivated society. [4]
Heaven knows if I had but been ignorant instead of cultivated, and impudent instead of diffident, I could have made a name for myself in this cold, selfish world. [5]
But her inborn, her cultivated, her almost invincible egoism, had not even then been scattered by the bitter helplessness of her life. [11]
The ex-official could hear little, but he had cultivated the habit of talking constantly and well. [11]
Not least had he cultivated his musical talents in the Imperial city, and had acquired a rare mastery in singing and playing the lute. [10]
The poor fellow had cultivated symptoms as other people cultivate roses or chrysanthemums. [6]
Unfortunately, also, he had cultivated his imagination to the extent that he could see both sides of a case. [4]
In Klea it had always been strongly developed, and a pious mother had cultivated it by precept and example, while her father always had taught her one thing only: namely to be true, inexorably true, to others as to herself. [10]
It is this habit of observation, so cultivated, which has given him such a trained mind, and made him so philosophical. [4]
He spoke in great cities to such cultivated audiences as no other man could gather about him, and in remote villages where he addressed plain people whose classics were the Bible and the "Farmer's Almanac. [6]
It is the full-blown flower of that cultivated growth of which those lesser products are the buds. [6]
The hotel, in front of which there is cultivated so much of what the Germans call sitzfleisch, is a fair type of the majority of Southern hotels, and differs from the same class in the North in being left a little more to run itself. [4]
It laid no foundation of morality, but in place of morality saw cultivated a superstitious, emotional, hysterical religion. [4]
It was speedily followed, however, by one of a somewhat graver character, which became at the time and has since remained a special favorite of cultivated readers. [4]
But besides this fact, and owing to a public taste not cultivated or not corrected in the public schools, their books do not sell in anything like the quantity that the inferior, mediocre, other home novels sell. [4]
It did not even startle Dyck that all the planters, and the people generally in the island, from the chief justice and custos rotulorum down to the deckswabber, cultivated amplitude of living. [11]
This flourishing institution enrolls among its members a large proportion of the most cultivated and intelligent gentlemen of Liverpool. [6]
And yet, to do it justice, I must say that Egypt has been well spoken of as the richest and most highly cultivated land under the sun. [10]
He had assiduously cultivated his regard, at times discreetly boasted of it, and yet had never been sure of it. [9]
The cane is cultivated after a modern and intricate scientific fashion, too elaborate and complex for me to attempt to describe; but it lost $40,000 last year. [5]
However cultivated the class to which his writings appealed--and as a class it was distinctly cultivated--their number was necessarily not great. [4]
It's because you carried out the thing so perfectly that I am led to think you have a gift that may be cultivated, Paret. [9]
He was a big and wholesome young man, companionable, yet quiet and unobtrusive, watchful without appearing to be so, with the innate as well as the cultivated knowledge of psychology characteristic of the best modern physicians. [9]
He had always been the great story-teller of the West, and he used and cultivated this faculty to relieve the weight of the load he bore. [7]
The power may be cultivated, but I think it is to a great degree a natural gift, as is the eye for color, as is the ear for music. [6]
We may arrive at some conception of it, if we consider what it is that the well-to-do, the prosperous, the rich, the educated and cultivated portions of society, most value just now. [4]
It seems incredible, as we look back over the literary history of the past three centuries only, what prevailing styles and moods of expression, affectations, and prettinesses, each in turn, have pleased reasonably cultivated people. [4]
Some of them as undoubtedly appeal to innate vulgarity or to cultivated depravity. [4]
Naturally, when the art of reading is acquired by the great mass of the people, whose taste has not been cultivated, the supply for this increased demand will, more or less, follow the level of its intelligence. [4]
We could read, and whatever was offered by that literary St. Nicholas and highly respected musical critic for cultivated Berlin our mother was quite willing we should enjoy. [10]
He is tall and well-proportioned, and has cultivated and fortified his muscle by mountain-climbing. [5]
Of course now and then I saw the right numbers; and it deepened the conviction that if I cultivated the gift I'd be able to be right nearly every time. [11]
They were uncouth and not cultivated, and not particularly industrious; but they were honest and straightforward, and their virtuous ways commanded respect. [5]
The manner of an important man of affairs, which he hay so assiduously cultivated, fell away from him. [9]
These, therefore, have always made the lands about the eastern Mediterranean an attraction to cultivated men and the interest of the subject accordingly reinforced the skill of the writer. [4]
Thus Mr. Paret acquired many valuable additions to his acquaintance, cultivated a memory for names and faces that was to stand him in good stead; and kept, besides, an indexed note-book into which he put various bits of interesting information concerning each. [9]
She was still a very handsome woman, whose original cleverness had been cultivated by a considerable experience of social life in this country as well as in London and Paris. [4]
Taste usually implies a sort of selection; the cultivated taste of which we speak is merely a comparison, no longer an individual preference or appreciation, but only a reference to the conventional and accepted standard. [4]
Miss McDonald had a pretty comprehensive knowledge of English literature and history, and, better perhaps than mere knowledge, a discriminating and cultivated taste. [4]
He had cultivated a habit of deliberation which saved his digestion and preserved his mental poise; and he had a faculty for doing the right thing at the right time. [11]
Mr Chuckster, being a gentleman of a cultivated taste and refined spirit, was one of that Lodge of Glorious Apollos whereof Mr Swiveller was Perpetual Grand. [12]
It is simply a beautiful, cultivated, endless, wonderful wilderness. [5]
One of these, (nick-named the Antiques,) consisted of cultivated, high-bred old families who looked back with pride upon an ancestry that had been always great in the nation's councils and its wars from the birth of the republic downward. [5]

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