beau monde

The slang of the beau monde is quite apart from the code of high breeding.

The party at the Andersons was also an assemblage of some of the beau monde of Cincinnati.

There can be no question but that the middle-class fashion designer revenges himself upon the beau monde.

There is only one rule necessary for a clever writer who wishes to delineate the beau monde.

"They have calumniated the beau monde," mused he in leaving.

The "Beau Monde" might have been described as a magazine for the standardizing of the newly-rich.

Having ceased to be the head of the Maccaronis, as the beau monde were then called, Fox had devoted himself to play.

It is no Wonder therefore, that so many of the Clergy are always desirous to converse with the beau monde.

I chose the latter, on account of the beau monde which the soldier had boasted of.

At five o'clock in the afternoon, he told us, the beau monde could be seen taking an airing on the Chiaia, never earlier.