Sentence examples for gentleman feeling from inspiring English sources

"This gentleman feeling will have to be in all aspects of the day".

Thrilling experiments became forms of polite entertainment for ladies and gentlemen who enjoyed feeling sparks, shocks and attractions on their bodies.

In this case, let him be a gentleman or his feelings might be hurt.

Anyone can now apply for a postal vote for any reason.In this section Those lucky target voters Votes in the bag Recusants' revenge Gentleman in waiting Not feeling so good Penalty kicks Uppers and downers Chinese takeaway Why the system favours Labour ReprintsCynics say that Labour, which is particularly vulnerable to low voter turnout, changed the rules for its own advantage.

In a world dominated by small-minded "gentlemen," where sincerity of feeling is judged a threat to the establishment, an ethics of naturalness inevitably finds itself engaged in a struggle for freedom.

Hoping this finds you gentlemen in good spirits and feeling we are sure to win this war".

He was a man of great feelings, generous one of Nature's gentlemen".

Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren always have put the emphasis on the gentleman, and these clothes had a faint feeling of brash and trash in Eastern Europe.

By John C. Mosher The New Yorker, May 10 , 1930 P. 26Mr. Curry, prominent clubman, and gentleman of leisure was lying in his bed feeling depressed and blue.

Oscar Wilde once wrote, "A gentleman is one who never hurts anyone's feelings unintentionally".

Example: Oscar Wilde's famous claim that a gentleman is "one who never hurts another's feelings unintentionally" baffles even Anglophile Americans.