Sentence examples for most gentlemen from inspiring English sources

She delighted in mixing such Porter standards as "What Is This Thing Called Love?" with lesser known, often cheeky gems like "Most Gentlemen Don't Like Love".

"It's not critical to my sustenance or my sustainability," she said, "but subsidies are critical to most gentlemen farming in Arkansas".

"Some Girl(s)," the pungent, queasy-making screen adaptation of Neil LaBute's play about a smug, opportunistic cad, delivers the same message as Cole Porter's jaunty show tune "Most Gentlemen Don't Like Love".

When that happens, she is usually stressing the crucial phrases of a lyric like the punch line in Cole Porter's witty, racy, swinging and very wise, "Most Gentlemen Don't Like Love": "They just like to kick it around".

"These Libraries," he wrote, "have improv'd the general Conversation of the Americans, made the common Tradesmen & Farmers as intelligent as most Gentlemen from other countries, and perhaps have contributed to some degree to the Stand so generally made throughout the Colonies in Defence of their Privileges".

The three worked together well on the Andrews Sisters-like "Most Gentlemen Don't Like Love".

Fortunately, most modern gentlemen understand that the male O is not the finishing line.

In 1782 Stuart opened his own London studio, and for five years he received portrait commissions from some of England's most distinguished gentlemen.

SAE's national office condemned "any member who engaged in intimidation or retaliation" and apologized to the "campus and local community for their actions because we teach our brothers to be leaders, scholars and, most importantly, gentlemen".

Its prime location right near the ferry docks made it a popular destination for sailors and travelers alike, and since the Freemasons, the esteemed Tuesday Club, and the Maryland Jockey Club met there, it was a hotspot for the state's most important gentlemen.

"He was the most polite gentleman I had met," the officer said, adding that the man's face lit up at the sight of the boots.