Sentence examples for gentleman need from inspiring English sources

"The opinion of one gentleman need not become the general opinion," Mr. Portús said.

He was a deservedly best-selling historian ("D-Day," "Band of Brothers"), the prolific author of books on Lewis and Clark, George A. Custer, the transcontinental railroad, the Civil War, biographer of Eisenhower and Nixon: Why did the gentleman need to stoop to such a pitiful petty lie?

The "press release" may be read at the magazine Engadget but all the gentleman need know is that his computing device will connect wireless and for free through the Holiday, perhaps even as late as Boxing Day.

"There is some reason that gentleman needs to be here".

"This gentleman needs a bath," the beekeeper said in his deep voice.

Seems, a gentleman needed more room for his two grand pianos; he also needed to cash a check.

The novels hark back to a time when everything a gentleman needed could be obtained within a square mile of St. James's, and Mortdecai himself, alternately pottering around the West End and shuttling around the world on dangerous missions, seems like the result of an unholy collaboration between P. G. Wodehouse and Ian Fleming.

There are conservatives who watch a bully on television talk about his most private of private parts and cringe not because they are prudes, but because nobody (other than the first lady or first gentleman) needs to know that much about the commander in chief's naughty bits.

So when some crafty gentleman needed an extra controller for rocking out in Guitar Hero, he reached out to household crap and a PS1 controller.

Yes maybe it was just the little push that this gentleman needed, that is possible.

What these gentlemen need, I think, is a little less testosterone and a little more awareness that the freedom they find takes away the freedom others are seeking.