Sentence examples for chivalrous boy from inspiring English sources
These two breathtaking virtuosos find time to phrase and to characterize, so that you're aware of the roles within roles: the Nutcracker doll and the chivalrous boy within the Prince; the coltish, giddy girl within the Princess.
In 1963 – the year, of course, that sexual intercourse began – he caused uproar by suggesting that "chivalrous" 15-year-old boys always went out with a condom in their pocket.
I'm beginning to wonder whether pro-choice rhetoric encourages men and boys to be less careful about birth control, and insufficiently chivalrous about the risks women face during sex.
Reagan was the boy next door, and there is nothing more weirdly suited to his chivalrous gifts than "The Voice of the Turtle".
For the first seven years of his life, a boy would learn the manners required of a knight from his parents, who told him stories of chivalrous deeds and took him to tournaments.
Don Quixote is the great chivalric egotist, never more egotistical than when he appears to be most chivalrous.
To become a scout, a boy would promise to be loyal to his country, help other people, and in general obey the scout law, itself a simple code of chivalrous behaviour easily understood by the boy.
Boy Scouts, organization of boys from 11 to 14 or 15 years of age that aims to develop in them good citizenship, chivalrous behaviour, and skill in various outdoor activities.
Oh, Vladimir, that's not very chivalrous!
Did she just reject my chivalrous offer?
