Sentence examples for gentleman himself from inspiring English sources

The "first gentleman" himself will probably lead their Peronist party's list of candidates in Buenos Aires province.

A larger, more opulent, more stratified space -- a Boston Carnegie, in which lesser patrons would have sat hidden beneath the eaves of the topmost balcony -- would have made a different statement altogether than the house that Henry Higginson built, a building in its way as bold and obdurate, severe and warmhearted as the gentleman himself.

And in less than two weeks we have no less than Bruce Wayne, a.k.a. that very well-adjusted gentleman himself, the Batman.

Those few who took note of Gentleman outing himself politically were generally impressed.

We received a letter from a gentleman signing himself: "Just Returned," challenging us in the matter of the Pullman car model in exhibition at the Deutches Museum in Munich.

We received a letter from a gentleman signing himself: "Just Returned," challenging us in the matter of the Pullman car model in exhibition at the….

Take this random passage from a 1985 HP Lovecraft omnibus: "But oddly enough, the worthy gentleman owned himself most impalpably disquieted by a mere minor detail.

"This gentleman injured himself by putting his head between two fighting dogs," Mr. Brown said, adding that Dutch "has lived an otherwise passive and loving life".

By M. Ford and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 18 , 1944P. 19 A gentleman found himself sitting in a bus beside a small sharp-featured man in shabby but neat clothes.

The bright spots for her within the Adams clan were, early on, John Quincy's much more charming brother Thomas and, later, "the old Gentleman," John Adams himself, whose appreciation of Louisa was more enthusiastic than his wife's.

The New Yorker, October 20 , 1934P. 17 We received a letter from a gentleman signing himself: "Just Returned," challenging us in the matter of the Pullman car model in exhibition at the Deutches Museum in Munich.