Sentence examples for democratic gentleman from inspiring English sources

With president Sepp Blatter already under fire from Karl-Heinze Rummenigge, head of the European Club Association – who said this week: "The president of Fifa has to be a fair, a serious and a very democratic gentleman... Is he fit for all these requests?

"Notes," after all, was the work of a controversial Democratic president, a gentleman scientist perpetually struggling with money problems and charges of godlessness.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin November 18, 2010 "The gentleman's time has expired," Zoe Lofgren, a Democratic congresswoman from California and the chairwoman of the House Ethics Committee, said to Charles Rangel.

"The gentleman's time has expired," Zoe Lofgren, a Democratic congresswoman from California and the chairwoman of the House Ethics Committee, said to Charles Rangel.

Mr. Reid was so frustrated on Thursday that he suggested he might abrogate a gentleman's agreement with Mr. McConnell and sign on to Democratic efforts to change the Senate's filibuster rule.

I've written of the far-reaching impact of Cleanfeed and the gentlemen's agreements between government and ISPs – all without any democratic control.

"Ladies and gentlemen, you're going to end this war when you elect a Democratic president," Mr. Biden said.

Instead, great citizens who embody founding principles of democratic and republican virtue are remembered -- the general who refused to be king, the gentleman-farmer who penned the document of freedom, the log cabin rail-splitter who enacted it.

Later, American officials supported a group of well-intentioned gentlemen, many of them descendants of those missionaries, who replaced the monarchy with a democratic system.

Gentleman, gentleman.

Gentleman here?