Sentence examples for with gallantry from inspiring English sources

Surveying the house, he doffs his hat with gallantry mixed with uneasiness, courtesy tempered by a whiff of self-contempt.

Lieutenant Cushing had "distinguished himself with gallantry and intrepidity," she wrote in 2003 in a letter to Representative F. James Sensenbrenner Jr.

Another painter with whom amorous dalliance is a hallmark was Jean-Honoré Fragonard, in whose soft landscapes flirtation and even seduction are conducted with gallantry.

Both men ran intense campaigns, but Mr. Espada, 46, who owns six health centers in the Bronx, must be credited with gallantry: on the morning of the primary, he was at the Hunts Point subway station, handing roses to women.

I mean, I'm sitting here in all this comfort and I shouldn't be, because my brother was killed in action, with gallantry, and therefore I'm here by proxy and I never let myself forget that.

The group is exclusively male, with five to eight men, though sometimes a woman will drift over for a time and she is always treated with gallantry both while she is there and after she is gone.

But before that it was "a cemetery where thousands are buried, with heroism and gallantry on both sides".

Having raised the first standing army in the electorate, he helped to drive the Turks from Vienna in September 1683, leading his men with great gallantry, but, disgusted with the attitude of the emperor Leopold I after the victory, he returned at once to Saxony.

He spoke slowly and with exaggerated gallantry.

"Bra and panties on," she specifies primly - a proviso which the gangstas accept with remarkable gallantry.

Scholar, patriot, war hero, he endured much else with stoic gallantry and wit.