Sentence examples for sensible gentleman from inspiring English sources
Although he raises the volume on his rich baritone during moments of crisis, Mr. Naughton's Solness still seems the epitome of the sensible gentleman, not the obsessed artist.
For all his self-sufficiency, Updike acknowledged, he had received much help, above all from "The New Yorker when it still published many pages of fiction and Alfred A. Knopf Inc. when publishing was still a gambit for sensible gentlemen who trusted their own taste".
Waiting in your car might seem sensible enough, but a gentleman is willing to slightly inconvenience himself for the sake of others.
And in that pause it would be sensible to say: "Ladies and gentlemen, there are clear signs that the rules of this game are about to invert.
In a swelter of mounting panic, Hensher applied for job after job - in advertising, business consultancy, whatever looked halfway posh and suitable for a gentleman of fine sensibility - and found himself contemplating suicide as a sensible career move.
It is balanced and sensible, just what one would expect from those two gentlemen.
To Lloris's mind, he had a gentleman's agreement with Levy that he would be allowed to leave, for a sensible price, should Tottenham fail to reach the Champions League.
