Sentence examples for so gallant from inspiring English sources

She was a warm and witty woman who was so gallant in death.

"I never knew Brett was so gallant — and so sexy!" said Ms. Joost, who accepted both offers.

She was "carried away," the Prologue explains, because someone "so gallant and handsome, so deep in the busy world" actually needed her help.

But a few steps up the dreamy social ladder there's the more subtle fantasy of worldly grace — of being so gallant and gentlemanly and charming that every woman longs to be your date.

Nor has the world proved so gallant towards those who attempt to age gracefully – just look at how Diane Keaton was cast as a real-life Methuselah at the Golden Globes.

We might, on that opening day of the season, have reached for an easy conclusion on Burnley, one that declared this team, that was so gallant, so true to itself in winning promotion to the Premier League last season, to be out of its depth.

So be gallant, be great, be gracious and be grateful for the opportunities you have".

Indeed, no one has been so religiously gallant toward women or resistant to the temptation of modern fashion to make clothes as difficult, ironic, contemptuous, or ugly as modern art.

Shortly after he immigrated to this country, my father, like so many gallant Americans, joined the ranks of the men and women who came to be described as "the greatest generation" because of their service in World War II.

His conviction and sentencing for three years on Thursday, only burnished his image as someone who lives out the dream of the common man and in doing so becomes gallant and desirable.

I look forward to drawing upon that bipartisan tradition, as I tackle new challenges.... MR. PRINCIPI Shortly after he immigrated to this country, my father, like so many gallant Americans, joined the ranks of the men and women who came to be described as "the greatest generation" because of their service in World War II.