Sentence examples for gentleman interested from inspiring English sources
By C. Whiting and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, January 13 , 1951P. 21 A gentleman interested in Paul, Valery and his poetry called at the Houghton Library, at Harvard the other day and asked to see the microfilms of Valery's private notebooks, which he had learned, are in the custody of that noted repository.
So, interested gentlemen: step lively already.
(A telegram reads, "Gentlemen are you interested in separating valuable chemical compounds from the sunshine ray").
"Both of those gentlemen are very interested and have bids in to purchase the club," said the team manager.
By F. Mason and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, December 20 , 1947P. 20 A gentleman in Oyster Bay became interested in his family tree.
In the medieval Japan, heian gentleman were not very interested in a woman's physical beauty and rarely had an opportunity to see it.
"I called the gentleman, but he wasn't interested," the woman said.
After 40 minutes without a single interested customer, and clearly frustrated, Gentleman No. 1 said to Gentleman No. 2, "Now I see why Dylan dumped her!" But, as evidenced later that night, it seems she is doing just fine without him!
"This gentleman," the salesman advised his colleague," is interested in zodiac ties.
Remember, girls aren't interested in horrible little boys, a mature man who knows how to act like a gentleman, is what many girls prefer and some even like a guy with a naughty devilish side.
