Sentence examples for gentlemen indeed from inspiring English sources

And while that trend continues because it takes very rich gentlemen, indeed, to buy a slice of England's soccer heritage, Hull's story has a similarity to Fulham's.

What a piece of work is a gentleman, indeed.

A gentleman indeed, whose only wish is to secure his fortune by bumping off a few inconvenient relatives in Edwardian England.

Of that transaction, Audubon, who died in 1851, wrote: "I determined in an instant that this gentleman was a gentleman indeed.

For instance, Bing at one point shows Harb gazing despondently at his trophy house: "Owning such a structure was the fond wish of many a bourgeois gentleman, indeed, of any adult person virtually anywhere in the world.

Always be a gentleman, indeed.

The sadness, of course, is for the gentlemen – and indeed ladies – who still froth with distaste for Danica on all sorts of pretexts, and who now find yet another plank of their argument turned to rot.

The extraordinary costumes worn by the gentlemen are indeed indicative of the rapaciousness of the event.

There were plenty of folks enjoying themselves before the ninth race and one of them, Cot Campbell, the managing partner of Dogwood Stable, was a gentleman who, indeed, had relished the many parts he has played over 84 years.

Emmet was a gentleman, and indeed very special probably the most noble and most intelligent individual I encountered.

The gentleman said that indeed it was.