Sentence examples for no gentlemen from inspiring English sources

"No, no, no, gentlemen!" he shouted.

And when he was finally rehabilitated by the army to cheers of "Long live Dreyfus!" he is said to have replied: "No, gentlemen, no, I beg of you.

"No, Gentlemen's Quarterly!" "Oh, GQ!" RJ Smith says.

"You want to show you're always careful of appearance - what did you think mirror was for, and no gentlemen ever notices a servant" he said to Mr. Biddle.

The new order spurned flash, and dressed down in T-shirts and denims; Cohn, disgusted, reacted in 1971 with a book on fashion called Today There Are No Gentlemen.

This is no gentlemen's ranch.

Yes! Oh, no, gentleman, it will not be "over the tops!" It is a beautiful piece of the kroko.

Emerson's America was also Hawthorne's, which Henry James famously described in a cascade of negatives: "No sovereign, no court, no personal loyalty, no aristocracy, no church, no clergy, no army... no country gentlemen, no palaces, no castles, nor manors," and so on.

An article from 2013 in the Harvard Crimson, a student newspaper, revealed that the median grade had soared to A-minus: the most commonly awarded grade is an A. The students may be much cleverer than before: the Ivies are no longer gentlemen's clubs for rich knuckleheads.

But Mr. Turner is no gentleman.

What it isn't: The GT-R is no gentleman.