He was "a gentleman, very pleasant", she said.
"I knew Dieudonné a few years ago, and he was a gentleman — very funny, very witty, ironic, very wise," Ariel Wizman, a popular French d.j.j
"He was a formal old-fashioned gentleman, very witty, and always gentle and friendly," said Donald Riley, a professor emeritus of psychology at UC Berkeley and a colleague and longtime friend of Rosenzweig's.
"He was a very polite gentleman, very encouraging of the work of the community," Worsham said.
At that very moment, a really nice gentleman very excitedly said... "I saw you on TV!
Fifi is housetrained and a total gentleman very kissy and cuddly, small enough to pick up and hold.
I didn't want to miss my chance to vote". Then, an elderly gentleman very slowly made his way up the driveway to the polling place, pushing his walker with its one set of wheels and two metal legs with their ends covered by bright yellow tennis balls.
Those turbulent histories and tragedies show Shakespeare writing under the shadow of Marlowe and Peele, but the literary antecedents of The Two Gentlemen are very different.
