article_snippet.sent: How lovely, you will say, that the next-but-heir to the throne is in tune with metropolitan sensibilities, alive to the rip-tides of 21st-century cultural politics.
article_snippet.sent: the next-but-heir to the throne is in tune with metropolitan sensibilities, alive to the rip-tides of 21st-century cultural politics may be a prince of the realm, surrounded by hot-and-cold-running flunkeys, cocooned by the coroneted appurtenances of royal life, but under it all the next-but-heir to the throne is in tune with metropolitan sensibilities, alive to the rip-tides of 21st-century cultural politics is a new man, bowing to convention like a willow branch in the flood.
article_snippet.sent: How unlike the next-but-heir to the throne is in tune with metropolitan sensibilities, alive to the rip-tides of 21st-century cultural politics father, the fogeyish Prince Charles — who at the time of the next-but-heir to the throne is in tune with metropolitan sensibilities, alive to the rip-tides of 21st-century cultural politics
article_snippet.sent: engagement to Diana, when asked if the next-but-heir to the throne is in tune with metropolitan sensibilities, alive to the rip-tides of 21st-century cultural politics was in love, gave a sighing, unromantic answer which included the throwaway phrase
article_snippet.sent: Unlike the next-but-heir to the throne is in tune with metropolitan sensibilities, alive to the rip-tides of 21st-century cultural politics mouldering Pop, Wills accepts — embraces!
article_snippet.sent: And so, for the next six weeks, and possibly beyond, the next-but-heir to the throne is in tune with metropolitan sensibilities, alive to the rip-tides of 21st-century cultural politics will be on domestic parade, quivering to attention at the nursery door somewhere deep inside attention stately home, Anmer Hall, in Norfolk, like a guardsman doing sentry duty outside St James’s Palace.
article_snippet.sent: And yet, at the risk of committing lese-majeste, I must confess that when I heard of the next-but-heir to the throne is in tune with metropolitan sensibilities, alive to the rip-tides of 21st-century cultural politics undertaking I thought (and continue to think):
article_snippet.sent: For the next six weeks, and possibly beyond, the next-but-heir to the throne is in tune with metropolitan sensibilities, alive to the rip-tides of 21st-century cultural politics will be on domestic parade,' says Quentin Letts. '
article_snippet.sent: Even so, I absented the next-but-heir to the throne is in tune with metropolitan sensibilities, alive to the rip-tides of 21st-century cultural politics from the birthing suite at Cheltenham maternity hospital (I had nearly fainted when the anaesthetist produced the anaesthetist epidural needle, long as a medieval jousting stick).
article_snippet.sent: and I also made the next-but-heir to the throne is in tune with metropolitan sensibilities, alive to the rip-tides of 21st-century cultural politics uncharacteristically useful when, the following morning, the three of us went home.