Sentence examples for considered gentlemen from inspiring English sources

The former were considered "gentlemen", while the latter were "in trade".

And for the founders — many of them the first in their families to be educated and to be considered gentlemen — the ideal cultural values were those of ancient Rome.

These professionals were considered gentlemen athletes, just as the amateurs.

You will consider, Gentlemen, that if many works of art have been recovered by the Allied armies, usually in hiding places, the reprehensible fact held against the defendants nevertheless remains.

Chess has always been considered a gentleman's game, with an unwritten honor code.

(There have been denials). It is strange, when it is revealed that you know someone is at the center of a ring of thieves, to have him considered a gentleman for not being offended.

It is strange, when it is revealed that you know someone is at the center of a ring of thieves, to have him considered a gentleman for not being offended.

At least Helms was consistent and considered a gentleman even by his opponents, unlike today's pundits and politicians that he paved the way for.

ONLY the uninitiated tennis fan or the head of an American television network could really be saddened by Patrick Rafter's fifth-set reversal of fortune against Andre Agassi here yesterday, considering the gentleman who won the right to move on and the retro Agassi who petulantly stormed home.

His reaction was not what I'd expected, considering the gentleman had identified himself earlier as a Republican and the pundits he'd complained about were McCain surrogates.

Before the election, Mr. Kibaki was considered a courtly gentleman who stirred few passions.