Sentence examples for and a gentleman of from inspiring English sources

Eli will be remembered as a passionate, accomplished and ethical engineer and a gentleman of many interests and talents.

"I simply carried out the instructions of my government, as I understood them, as an officer and a gentleman of the United States Army," says the inscription.

It was perhaps only natural that Alberto Nosè, a fine young Italian pianist and a gentleman of Verona, was able to illuminate so vividly Prokofiev's "Romeo and Juliet" during his Carnegie recital debut at Zankel Hall on Thursday.

As an educator, Covell was described as "an instructor of rare ability, being well versed in literature, science, and the arts" and as "a gentleman of fine abilities and ripe experience".

The New Yorker, November 27 , 1926 P. 17Notes on Bernard Boutet De Monvel, son of the famous artist and illustrator, who is himself an artist, and primarily a gentleman of taste and discernment.

In an Amateur Athletic Union handbook from 1957, a historian and writer who knew Roy E. Moore described him as "first, last and always a gentleman of firm character, vitally interested in the youth and manhood of our country".

As part of William and Mary's coronation honours, Churchill was created Earl of Marlborough on 9 April 1689 (O.S .; he was also sworn as a member of the Privy Council and made a Gentleman of the King's Bedchamber.

To the Sports Editor: I have always respected Joe Torre, the former Yankees manager, for his grace, poise, dignity and calm under fire, and for being a gentleman of the game.

In a swelter of mounting panic, Hensher applied for job after job - in advertising, business consultancy, whatever looked halfway posh and suitable for a gentleman of fine sensibility - and found himself contemplating suicide as a sensible career move.

He's a wonderfully talented artist and a gentlemen of the highest order.

But he's a pleasure to work with and he's a gentleman of a guy".