Sentence examples similar to somewhat of a dandy from inspiring English sources

He's a bit of a dandy.

Were pet lobsters part of a dandy lifestyle?

When younger, he must have been something of a dandy.

The hint of a dandy in primary-coloured tailoring.

At Exeter and Yale, Macdonald had been a mandarin, literary type, and something of a dandy.

This pared-down style earned Brummel, and his fashion-conscious contemporaries, the label of a "dandy".

Though perhaps too stylish to be considered ostentatious, London still is something of a dandy.

Muhammad Ali and Joe Louis also made a habit of stopping by.A bit of a dandy himself, Harris was quiet but disarmingly charming.

Though a Democrat, Van Buren was seen as rich and "a bit of a dandy," as Ms. Radecki put it.

As for Newton, he was something of a dandy, "no stranger to drag," gangly, with a "Mephistophelean beard".

The Apparition of a Dandy.