Sentence examples for gentleman something from inspiring English sources

My first thought was that if he was mailing this gentleman something, then apparently his bigotry wasn't so principled that he would refuse to do business with someone he obviously thought so little of.

He was kind and generous with his time: a true gentlemen, something I can't say about others I've interviewed over the years.

The Cohasset gentleman was something of a Tory.

Museveni continued on his strange theme, outlining his own version of the nativity story before going on to describe King Herod as "a bad gentleman or something like that".

He would go from being a "perfect gentleman" to something much more violent, aggressive, and "dark," she told the courtroom.

In 1975, he received a call from a bookseller friend who said that he had an old gentleman with "something special to show him".

But is it really too much to ask that when a girl is drunk and helpless, a young man feels the obligation to get her safely home to her parents, enjoying their thanks and the feeling of being a gentleman as something far more pleasurable than whatever sexual thrills her drunkenness can provide?

Say goodbye like a gentleman, say something nice, and try to smile.

Whedon fashioned The Gentlemen as something from a Brothers Grimm fairy tale, intending them to be frightening to children — monsters who carve out people's hearts, smiling as they do so.

Maybe the fact that Mr. Leigh is a kind of gentleman chef has something to do with it.

"The Rt Hon gentleman should do something more useful than just read the newspapers," said Cameron, as feeble a reply as you will hear in a month of policy changes.