Sentence examples for most gallant from inspiring English sources

We would add that he was the most gallant.

My greatest inspiration... was my father, who was the kindest, most gallant man.

This was one of Owens's most gallant moments; sad to say, the same could not be said for our country.

Sitting atop the downtown Bunker Hill district, Disney Hall is the most gallant building you are ever likely to see.

The Tour de France may be an example of "purposeless suffering"; it is also, as Armstrong says, "the most gallant athletic endeavor in the world".

"Disney Hall is the most gallant building you are ever likely to see," Herbert Muschamp wrote in the Times, after attending an open orchestra rehearsal there.

"Then the killer-buyers come," he said, referring to the auction low-bidders who regularly send some of the most gallant-looking horses to slaughter as dog food for Americans and, increasingly, as dinner entrees for Europeans and Asians.

There's an unapologetic tone to most of Gallant's stories, as well as to the stories about her.

There's an unapologetic tone to most of Gallant's stories, and also to the stories about her.

She tells us that of all the accounts she has read of 1968 in Paris, she most admires Mavis Gallant's because of Gallant's ability to step away from the events she describes.

Sainte-Beuve, to be fair, called her "the most gracious and gallant of pedagogues".