Sentence examples for with chivalry from inspiring English sources

Actors not on stage stand at the side, looking on; between scenes they muscle into the changes in character, shifting props around with chivalry, neatness or brutish swagger.

To this day this collection is prized as a supreme poetic representation of the essence of Arab culture and its values, with chivalry, generosity, endurance, and hospitality as major components.

The machismo of the epics was tempered by the social graces of courtoisie: generosity, modesty, and consideration for others, especially the weak and distressed, and by a concept of love that did not view it as a weakness in a knight but as an inspiration consistent with chivalry.

It starts with chivalry and ends one forced, weak orgasm later.

Treat all women with chivalry, but don't be condescending.

As with chivalry, you shouldn't shower her with gifts or spend an inordinate amount of time with her just because she's a woman or your girlfriend.

Still, every night is a new audience, and partly to keep his show fresh, he keeps tinkering with the chivalry bit.

"The Four Temperaments" has been rehearsed to show a few aspects I haven't seen in recent years, with male chivalry to women wittily reaccentuated.

His love, though true, is a perpetual agony, and maybe no one but Grant, writhing with misplaced chivalry, could bring such reverence to life.

But Shardlake's disillusion with the "ceremonials and flummery" of Tudor politics is pointedly expressed when he is required to attend a ruinously expensive banquet to celebrate the cessation of a ruinously inconclusive war with France: "Chivalry, I thought, is a strange thing".

Thus Barristan, a man still half in love with the chivalry of his youth, told Dany of the courage and nobility of her older brother, a man whose men died for him "because they believed in him and because they loved him", only to have Jorah bluntly state: "Rhaegar fought valiantly.