One gentleman remarked that he knew I came from a reputable firm, but my results were nonsense.
One of the gentlemen remarked pettishly, "I really believe you think more of squash than you do of women".
The philosopher Bertrand Russell thought Eden "not a gentleman" because he dressed "too well", while a Ministerial collegaue R. A. Butler, alluding to Eden's parentage and highly strung nature, is said to have remarked, "that's Anthony half mad baronet, half beautiful woman".
The jurors retired just before twelve, and my neighbor, an elderly, forthright gentleman who had earlier in the case remarked that in his opinion all these clever people giving evidence were talking a pack of twaddle, said cheerfully that they wouldn't be out long, that was certain.
The gentleman said that indeed it was.
And Frances Trollope, the famously tart author of "Domestic Manners of the Americans," captured the American ambience all too colorfully by remarking that "the gentlemen spit, talk of elections and the price of produce, and spit again".
The gentleman knows that I speak veraciously.
Then, leaning toward Mrs. Thatcher, he asked, "Have you, duckie?" When her turn came, she pointed out that since all comments in the House are directed at the Speaker, the gentleman's remark seemed unusually endearing.
(The gentleman answers him as follows: "that could not be less in any way").
The gentleman's gentleman". Mickelson makes that birdie, he's now five under and tied for sixth with Ernie Els.
He euphemistically remarks that he "was not a gentleman on the pitch", but chuckles when he adds that "Auchinleck people will word it in a different way".
