Sentence examples for gentlemen suffered from inspiring English sources
Because they served in the front ranks, the gentlemen suffered higher proportional casualties than the common clansman.
"One of them is an older gentleman who suffers from major depression and hypertension," said Mr. Markee.
Yet, as Trollope did, it creates sympathy for Mr. Brehgert, an honest Jewish gentleman who suffers from his era's bias.
At the moment, the airport is filled with very upset stranded passengers in varying states of distress - I met a gentleman who suffers from diabetes and who is running out of medication and money.
As he stated from the witness stand, Dr. Askins believes Mr. Ayers is a highly intelligent, charming and talented gentleman who suffers from a mental disorder so severe he can't fully grasp how ill he is.
"Ladies and gentlemen of the press, I'm here today as a man who has suffered all his life with an unfortunate last name.
Photograph: Robyn Beck/AFP/Getty Images Updated at 3.58am BST 3.48am BST Huge cheer on the floor, followed by a standing ovation, for this line of Ryan's: Ladies and gentlemen, these past four years we have suffered no shortage of words in the White House.
"Ladies and gentlemen, these past four years we have suffered no shortage of words in the White House," Mr. Ryan said, drawing a roar of approval.
Ladies and gentlemen, these past four years we have suffered no shortage of words in the White House.
Graham Greene thought the sandy-whiskered gentleman a character of ominous gloom and suggested Potter had suffered some sort of mental breakdown, but it is more likely she was simply coming to terms with life on a farm.
