Sentence examples for a gentleman without from inspiring English sources

I've seen my boy, and he can be a gentleman without me".

He lived as a gentleman, without fear, and with a twinkle in his eye.

Mel was always a gentleman without ceasing to be a gentle man, one whose kindness will be fondly remembered.

Dancing Dancing is an occasion for a Lady to endear herself to a Gentleman without having to endure the vexing gaze of a Chaperone.

Nathaniel is aghast when he learns that Lucidus has taken an insult from a gentleman without retaliating by offering a formal challenge to duel.

Anne Mills, Tonbridge, Kent In John Aubrey: My Own Life (Chatto & Windus), Ruth Scurr beautifully recreates from notes, fragments, drawings and contemporary reports the diary of a gentleman without large family means, between the English civil war and the reign of William and Mary – a time of scientific and archaeological discovery, and historical revolution.

It was their ecstatic stories that convinced everyone that you could not become a true gentleman without having visited Rome.

It could be argued that one cannot be a true English gentleman without a stiff upper lip and a suit from Savile Row.

He can't even be a proper southern gentleman without becoming a leering pervert (after all, in a time when he could have taken her by force without much condemnation, he is honoring her wish to remain a virgin).

Yes, there was a gentleman who skateboarded without elbow or kneepads – or any knickers whatsover.

The Toast's Mallory Ortberg and Nicole Cliffe compare him to Falstaff—"A knave without malice, a liar without deceit, and a knight, a gentleman, and a soldier without either dignity, decency, or honor"—and they are as right about this as it is possible to be.