Sentence examples for gentlemen thinking from inspiring English sources

Attention all gentlemen thinking of dressing up as a sexy librarian for Halloween: male sexy librarians look totally different from female sexy librarians.

By Macy Halford October 2, 2011 Attention all gentlemen thinking of dressing up as a sexy librarian for Halloween: male sexy librarians look totally different from female sexy librarians.

We know what you're thinking: We've heard what gentlemen think about Starbucks and hipsters, but where do they stand on Arby's?

In an 1870 editorial, he excoriated American gentlemen for thinking themselves too good for politics, and the double edge of this critique is typical of him: Is he upbraiding gentlemen for being squeamish, or politicians for being vulgar?

But what the Memphis born-and-bred Southern gentleman was thinking was, "Man, these women up here".

No, the gentleman I'm thinking of is Benjamin's father, Albert Cardozo.

"I want to mention a gentleman I've been thinking about, in England," he said quickly.

On one trip, I ended up sitting next to a gentleman who had been thinking about purchasing antique carpets for his new home.

The French gentleman in front of me, thinking I don't understand, repeats what the cashier has said, only more slowly.

"If this gentleman was doing it and thinking it was O.K., then others were doing it, thinking it was O.K.," he said.

"It just shows what a gentleman Sam is to be thinking of his team-mates in Japan, given everything he has got going on in Australia," Pretorius added.