Sentence examples for gentleman so from inspiring English sources

Whistler fancied himself a gentleman – so the cockney slur stung.

C.'s father, a gentleman so proper that he wears a white suit jacket to fight a fire, has torrid liaisons.

A nice man, a hard worker, a gentleman — so naturally she chose instead to live in serial monogamy with men Keller found it almost impossible to get along with.

Mr. Cook thinks of naming his kid after the transformer Optimus Prime, while Louis C. K. takes a more imaginative tack, proposing the expression "Ladies and gentleman," so, when exasperated, he could say, "Ladies and gentleman, please!" Mr. Cook's last album of new material, the 2009 "Isolated Incident," introduced another persona that's more sober, confessional.

That was quite kind of this gentleman, so I said.

I'm a gentleman, so I won't go into further details.

Soon afterward, he made known his views about welfare in response to an editorial in The Daily News, which asserted, "Ladies have babies by assorted gentlemen so as to keep the relief checks growing fatter each year".

I wish they'd replaced Burley with the female proprieter of the Local Shop on The League of Gentlemen, so we could have a Miami Vice-esque Crocker and Tubbs.

"So here she is, ladies and gentlemen, so appealing, so dangerous, so lovely to look at".

Look at the young of this country, gentlemen, so many of them eager to do business with the world, curious and courteous to the many graying Americans coming back to see the places they fought when they were young.

Soon after Mayor Robert Wagner named him welfare commissioner, the editorial page of the New York Daily News - which in those days was staunchly conservative - scoffed at his job, saying, "Ladies have babies by assorted gentlemen so as to keep the relief checks growing fatter each year".