Sentence examples for Very dashed from inspiring English sources
It was the detail that Cecil was "very dashed" not to be among them that got to me.
He also looks very dashing in his picture, like an ecological Indiana Jones.
She reacted to Mr. Warner, who was then the Secretary of the Navy, the way many women do: "He was very dashing, and very charming".
Game of Thrones star Richard Madden may not look much like Lawrence's description of Mellors, but he's very dashing with his shirt off.
Gloria Emerson, a reporter in Vietnam, notes in "Reporting America at War" that "men think it's very dashing -- some old movie with Joel McCrea".
Pillaging the Radical Chic dressing-up box doesn't itself constitute an apologia for the RAF's crimes, which are hardly whitewashed; but it does make their members look very dashing.
Not two but three entitled men try to claim the beautiful young Elvira: her uncle and guardian, Don Ruy Gómez de Silva, an old Spanish grandee; Don Carlo, the imperious King of Spain, who you might think would have the upper hand; and Ernani, who has lost his title and wealth during a civil war and become a very dashing bandit.
Over the years, aspiring models have competed in nine-inch stilettos and on treadmill runways and between raging pillars of flame; wearing meat bikinis and garbage bags and garments made of human hair; dressed as homicide victims and cancer patients and half-nude croutons sprawled on gargantuan Greek salads; with crocodiles and cockroaches and one very difficult, very dashing tarantula.
Dapper men everywhere know that a suit by Ermenegildo Zegna is the sartorial equivalent of a sure bet Adrien Brody, for one, looked very dashing dressed by same as he accepted his Oscar for Best Actor.
