So fear not gentlemen, if you wish to express your eternal yearning reach for those high notes.
He lived as a gentleman, without fear, and with a twinkle in his eye.
Wearing tennis shoes and loose-fitting, draw-string pants, Mr. Mancuso, a tall, strapping man with big hands and thinning hair, tried to strike the part of a gentleman farmer, rather than a feared fighter.
Lawyers, such as Sir Edward Coke, and country gentlemen, such as Sir John Eliot, now feared that the common law insufficiently protected their lives and liberties.
"Lithography was difficult," Gentleman says, "but I don't remember fearing being told, 'Forget it, it's no good'".
Although a gentleman of irresistible charm in personal contact, Franz Joseph was greatly feared as the head of his house.
Northup is a gentleman of mild disposition, easy to like; anyone who has ever feared losing everything will identify with him.
Darwin would not sail as a lowly surgeon-naturalist but as a self-financed gentleman companion to the 26-year-old captain, Robert Fitzroy, an aristocrat who feared the loneliness of command.
He voiced concerns about the potential new show however, fearing that it could wind up as a 'fifth-rate version of The League of Gentlemen".
The courts became feared for their censorship of opposing religious views, and became unpopular among the propertied classes for inflicting degrading punishments on gentlemen.
