Sentence examples for more gallant from inspiring English sources

"Why aren't men more gallant?

It's just that in France, for instance, the sexism takes a more gallant form".

The Taliban rose because they seemed to be more gallant toward women than the other warlords.

TO use a hand-me-down phrase from a more gallant time, they were women of a certain age.

The Red Sox, and the Red Sox Nation, were so much more appealing, more gallant, before they shook the Curse.

But a recent study in the wild suggests that postcoital lurking serves a more gallant purpose: Male crickets do it to protect females from predators.

Dempsey had headed over from a Bale corner and it looked as though Tottenham's calvary charge might yield nothing more than gallant failure.

If you'd like to explore more of Gallant's work in the meantime, please check out her 1956 short story "In Italy," as well as this recent fiction podcast, in which Margaret Atwood reads "Voices Lost in Snow".

On horseback, the only place the teachers had any privacy, they weighed the comparative merits of the two men: Carpenter, a witty, intellectual risk-taker; Perry, handsome, steady, and more traditionally gallant.

If you'd like to explore more of Gallant's work in the meantime, please check out her 1956 short story "In Italy," as well as this recent fiction (http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/books/2013/04/fiction-podcast-margaret-atwood-reads-mavis-gallant.html), in which Margaret Atwood reads "Voices Lost in Snow".

The government is even making an effort to be more sensitive: Gallant says communication lines between healthcare providers and patients will be more open and less judgmental in the future.