Sentence examples for wise gentleman from inspiring English sources
A wise gentleman suggested that they get a saxophonist, and Mr. Merle Johnson was summoned from the studio to play.
When I was younger and a great deal more green behind the ears, a very successful and wise gentleman offered me this bit of advice.
People seem to want the sane, wise gentleman who won the last election to prove himself to be more of an emotional hysteric.
This wise gentlemen uploaded a video explaining how to pretend you understand art, so nobody will doubt your education.
The education of the would-be versatile and worldly-wise gentleman was furthered not only by the continuation of the institution of private tutoring but also by the establishment of schools and academies for chevaliers and nobles, in which the emphasis was on such subjects as deportment, modern languages, fencing, and riding.
His colleagues and friends described him as fiercely loyal, wise, a gentleman, a true friend, and above all valued his quick wit that would fill your heart with laughter.
Sure, becoming a big shot can bring out a guy's inner Boy Scout, his gentleman philanthropist and, even in later years, his bushy-browed wise man.
Whedon intended The Gentlemen to be Brothers Grimm-like monsters, with Giles playing the role of the wise man, Buffy the princess, and Tara the "little girl wandering through the woods".
When that happens, she is usually stressing the crucial phrases of a lyric like the punch line in Cole Porter's witty, racy, swinging and very wise, "Most Gentlemen Don't Like Love": "They just like to kick it around".
An extraordinary gentleman, wise and caring, respected and admired by all who knew him.
