Sentence examples for my dear man from inspiring English sources
"Not a 'Hello, my dear man, how are you?!' greeting.
Ernest Lawson, a member of the-once revolutionary American group known as the Eight, said to Robert Henri, another group member, "We are now old fogies, my dear man".
"Oh, my dear man – do, do," said Fry. "What is the value, in comedy or otherwise, of your bent nose?" I asked.
"I swear I will not cry again, so that my dear man can go in peace," Zhang posted on her microblog.
He repeated what he thought of the latest anti-Semitic attacks... "My dear man, the Jews provoke things: they have a dubious attitude and get mixed up in things that don't concern them".
The trouble is that for all the author's passion, this kind of writing periodically stops the book in its tracks: "Hema smiled, as if to say, Very little escapes me, my dear man.
LORD GRANTHAM My dear, dear man.
On that Sunday in November, this newspaper (without whom…) carried a piece I wrote about my father, a dear man whose life was lived well and ended wrongly.
RDB, my best friend, my support, my ardent sailing companion, I love you, my husband and dear, dear man, and I will miss you all of my life.
"My dear," the man behind the counter said.
"If that's what you think they say, my dear," the man pipes in, "perhaps you should read them again".
