Sentence examples for affable gentleman from inspiring English sources
"He's an affable gentleman," Benton says, "and he's very smart.
"Not a minute too soon," remarked the affable gentleman at the desk.
Eventually I was taken on by John Hitchcock, managing director of the firm, who is a very affable gentleman of consummately proper taste and deportment.
During the VIP reception I was approached by an affable gentleman who introduced himself as Major General John Batiste.
An affable country gentleman, Darwin at first shocked religious Victorian society by suggesting that animals and humans shared a common ancestry.
Otter is depicted as still being the affable, suave gentleman he was in his college days.
We reconnected in 2008 at the NCTE conference during a long and boozy publisher dinner, where I was happy to find the skinny, scrappy teenager I had known had grown into an affable, handsome gentleman.
An approachable and affable man, he promised.
But then it occurred to me that perhaps this affable and entertaining gentleman was the person my father was always meant to be, or had possibly always been, albeit only with others.
And when you look for a seersucker suit like those worn by the members of Arnaud's four-piece band, you'll still go to Rubenstein's and say, "I want to look like a bald man with a mustache who plays a trombone," only to once again be told by the affable salesman that a gentleman of your physique would be better served by something with a "more European cut".
