The imperative of gentlemanliness suffuses its age-old laws.
In a game that prizes gentlemanliness (at least in theory), this is a serious charge.To clear his name, and prolong his career, Mr Muralitharan has several times undergone biometric testing.
I ape white gentlemanliness, in the hopes that my performance, will create presumptions of sophistication and sameness, invent social licence that will magically render me immune from violence.
He still chuntered on and, finally, in a rare exhibition of gentlemanliness, I stood back and invited them to play through.
The child of Spanish immigrants, he was called "El Señor" for his gentlemanliness.
Whatever else you can say, there is a kind of gentlemanliness about him".
At the RedState conference, Jeb Bush congratulated Erickson on his gentlemanliness in disinviting Trump, saying, "I tell you what, you're on the side of women".
In the record business, I find that there is no sense that gentlemanliness matters.
The concept of gentlemanliness matters in business, as elsewhere.
Of all Ronald Reagan's innate qualities, his gentlemanliness was the last to atrophy.
A veteran of the United States Army Air Force in World War II, a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, he became a distinguished award-winning civil engineer whose acumen, integrity, bright spirit and gentlemanliness were a source of inspiration for all who knew him.
