Sentence examples for gentleman possibly from inspiring English sources

The striking "Portrait of a Gentleman, Possibly a Member of the Deutz Family" (circa 1648-49), depicts a fancily dressed young man with long black hair, wearing a gray jacket trimmed with gold braid and an elaborately worked gold sash across his chest.

HSV-1 and HSV-2 seroprevalence increased with age, with a peak HSV-2 seroprevalence in elderly gentlemen, possibly a seroarcheological evidence of sexually transmitted disease epidemics during World War II.

If there was no explosion once it appeared, I thought it was quite possibly because "Gentleman's Agreement" had beat it out by a month or two and helped break the ice.

And the flat shoes they wear to kick on and off between shows have changed: a velvet gentleman's club slipper – possibly studded, ideally Christian Louboutin – for the androgynous types and a thick-soled "flatform" trainer or sandal for those under the influence of the 90s.

5) Some tattoed guy called Mal'akh (possibly the same gentleman who was being initiated into the Freemasons in the prologue) is after an object (as yet unnamed) of "awesome power" that's hidden somewhere in Washington.

But his reading of Warren's "History" was paranoid and hysterical, and his letters to her are the rantings of a bully: she is unladylike; there are things he could say about her if he weren't such a gentleman; and she could not possibly be motivated by anything but bitterness at his having been unwilling to grant members of her family political preferment.

"If the hour is late, it's possible a Greek gentlemen named Alex, or Eric, or possibly George, will approach your table with a bovine hoof, no longer attached to its original owner.

The blog Guest of a Guest lauded him as "quite possibly the most well-liked gentleman making the party rounds these days".

But tell me this: how can hundreds of thousands of people telling this wonderful, hard-working young gentleman how proud they are of him possibly be doing him any harm?

A couple of months ago he met an older gentleman at a seminar who brought up possibly helping him with his tuition debt.

Anyone tuned in to CBS Sunday Morning on May 31 couldn't possibly have missed seeing the soft-spoken gentleman with his blue-handled, stainless steel teakettle, a red bird perched at the end of its spout.