Sentence examples for gentleman more from inspiring English sources
As luck would have it, the typist soon realizes she had actually left that boorish, self-satisfied gentleman more than a decade earlier.
The writer Iain Sinclair, who "first read Ballard in the New Worlds days", regards "the Chinese aspect" as the key: "the colonial gentleman more English than the English, growing up in a parodic stockbroker belt, with deep memories of a country he had never known.
In the old and more indigenous oriental days when accompanied by so many pretty ladies, rich gentlemen more secretly took such trips up the Bosporus.
Mr. Dickson also wrote two other memoirs of his life in music, "Gentlemen, More Dolce, Please" and "Beating Time" (Northeastern University Press, 1995).
Hundreds of canes — the elegant walking sticks of Victorian ladies and gentlemen, more fashion accessory than practical support — fill the window and line the walls of Michael German Antiques, tucked in the crook of a street in Kensington.
Jaded critics, untouched by the angels, saw these two gentlemen more as procurers than protectors, noting that they and the girls fell into pimp-prostitute roles along traditional gender lines.
In a review Griswold said, "with the assistance of a few gentlemen more familiar than herself with our public and domestic experience, she has made a valuable and interesting work".
Seems, a gentleman needed more room for his two grand pianos; he also needed to cash a check.
Today, we would call him a gentleman ethnographer, more enchanted than alarmed by the bewildering variety of human practices.
11.04am BST Amelia Gentleman has more on the marathon Putin q&a, this time on Nato's "expansionism".
