good family

As good Germans they quietly washed their brushes and, as good family men, went home.

“A good family would never want to move to these areas,” he told me with more than a hint of disdain.

Goudeau had a loving, good family and did not suffer abuse or neglect, she told the jury.

In society the head of the house of Kaulmann shall be considered an honorable gentleman, an excellent husband, a good family man.

They are both men of good family, and thoroughly know their duty.

And then, you do not have such a disgust for titles and the marks of good family, after all?

He was a younger son of a good family; had good blood in his veins, though not a groat in his pockets.

He was not a peasant's son, like Luther, but belonged to what the world calls a good family.