Sentence examples for gentlemen than from inspiring English sources
More God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen than Silent Night.
Marivaux's jokes, adroitly staged by Mr. Tresnjak, are rather kinder to the young gentlemen than to the ladies.
(Then words appear on the screen: "Don't we need a president we can trust to be ready to go on day one?") Later, Colonel Jessep from "A Few Good Men" (that character didn't turn out to be one of them) says, "There is nothing on this earth sexier, believe me, gentlemen, than a woman that you have to salute in the morning".
Then again, who better to show how to navigate this world as gentlemen than fathers?
Amid the theater's revamped opulence, Friday's concert felt like less of a tribute to "Ladies and Gentlemen" than a welcome reminder of its power, a night-long acknowledgment of a recording that remains peerless.
"He was more a gentleman than they portrayed him.
In fact, Besson's film is more about the Gentleman than the Lady.
Mr. Applegate said, "You couldn't find a more clean-cut gentleman than him".
A less robust gentleman than the streaker might not have got up from it.
She thought the writer behaved more like a gentleman than the other boys and gave him private lessons in her apartment.
The letter continued, "But through it all, he showed himself far more the gentleman than his insolent tormentors though their skin is white".
