Sentence examples for serious gentlemen from inspiring English sources
Why so serious, gentlemen?
Descriptions of the prostitutes and where to find them were provided by Harris's List of Covent Garden Ladies, the "essential guide and accessory for any serious gentleman of pleasure".
The serious older gentleman serving us that evening exuded a quiet authority, more dignified than the buzzing mass of his clientele.
For who can apply close to a Subject with his Head full of the Din of a Coffee-house?" These places were "the ruin of many serious and hopeful young gentlemen and tradesmen," according to a pamphlet, "The Grand Concern of England Explained," published in 1673.
A real English gentleman, a serious artist.
If politicians are serious about giving up the Gentleman's Club they'll leave this decision to voters at a referendum.
With president Sepp Blatter already under fire from Karl-Heinze Rummenigge, head of the European Club Association – who said this week: "The president of Fifa has to be a fair, a serious and a very democratic gentleman... Is he fit for all these requests?
This gentleman has some serious moves.
"Ladies and gentlemen, the situation is serious in Greece," Wolfgang Schäuble, the German finance minister, told members of the Bundestag, or Parliament.
