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• Others testify to Hyde's courtliness and sense of fairness.
• And its courtliness, sidestepping contemporary sexual attitudes, drew derision.
• What I found most surprising, and moving, was his courtliness.
• Its courtliness is charming and its performances are engaging.
• His courtliness and his determination stood him and his cause in good stead.
• In his brilliant strokeplay there was a certain courtliness.
• He was renowned for his bravery, generosity, courtliness, and learning.
• As far as women, there was always a sort of Old World courtliness.
• The courtliness that Pell personified is passe.
• As chancellor, he exudes the courtliness and amiability of a small-town lawyer.
• Gable's brusque persona is like Cooper's with the courtliness singed off.
• Courtliness is not out of the question for an elderly man who leans on a cane.
• Do not mistake his innate courtliness for lack of conviction, Epps's friends say.
• The vulgar dialogue he spoke in " Arthur " seemed to contradict his courtliness.
• All that courtliness is wearing him out, and it's wearing us out too.
• His courtliness complemented her hoydenish charm.
• Late in life Nu駉 accompanied James on his military expeditions into Navarre and courtliness and chivalry.
• But Reno gives Hubert a soul by virtue of his mournful courtliness and nicotine-stained voice.
• And " Home Fries " has a courtliness that makes its rapid spins and leaps funnier.
• Warner has an almost theatrical courtliness that borders on a caricature of the Virginia gentleman farmer he once was.