chivalric

War calls upon a young king full of chivalric spirit.

Then even such impatience as was his gave way, for the moment at least, to something more chivalric.

I was going to say something stupidly chivalric like Leave her alone!

Many influences are clear in the forms of chivalric romance.

They appeared to attach chivalric values to the business of private gain.

There is something chivalric and archaic about this form of political courage.

It was a chivalric tale of old come true.

The book has much affinity with contemporary works of chivalric romance.

The body was later transformed into a chivalric order.

Their methods were often far from respecting the chivalric norms of war.

With the middle of the fourteenth century the chivalric spirit came once more into fashion.

Old Granite did not seem to be the least bit supportive of my chivalric endeavors.

At that time a representative chivalric hall was built.

Both are held under chivalric conventions of a formal confrontation between champions.

But it is a great mistake to suppose that such houses stand high in chivalric tradition.

His life was thus proposed as a valuable subject for study by those aspiring to chivalric status.

His reading included chivalric romances, poems, history and travel books.

She recommended poets in her circle to use chivalric themes, which some of them did.

There was, besides any chivalric considerations, a political dimension to his actions.

"Unlike some of the other chivalric orders, ours has always been open to women," she said seriously.

In many romances, he is depicted as a model for this chivalric attribute.

The lady addressed is apparently an African woman playing a role in a chivalric pageant.

He walked ahead of her, unsteady, but obviously chivalric.

The chivalric order of which I am a Knight is based upon this fabulous cup.

The second half of the book brings into question Gareth's true commitment to the chivalric code.