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• They eschewed gentlemanliness and bourgeois convention in order to produce a more honest and intimate poetry.
• This apparently hereditary gentlemanliness makes " Oliver Twist " something of a changeling tale, not just an indictment of social injustice.
• Despite his reputation for alcohol and drug abuse and general self-destructiveness, he was the picture of professionalism and gentlemanliness on the set.
• To her credit, Irving's character, who is interested and a little lonely but not at all desperate, responds to his delicacy and gentlemanliness.
• Miss Wiggins concurs that it was a sense of gentlemanliness that prompted Henry Angel and later his son to preserve their friend's artifacts from the public gaze.
• Renfro has grown immeasurably as an actor in just the year since " The Client, " and he anchors this picture with a robust, decent Southern gentlemanliness.
• In her memoirs, Shirley MacLaine talks at length about Martin's essential off-screen gentlemanliness, a Tom Sawyer to Frank Sinatra's more belligerent Huck Finn.
• His gentlemanliness, sincerity, and dignity make a difference during a roadside stopover when he meets a young woman running away because she's afraid to tell her family she's pregnant.
• The institution also contributes with the non-governmental organization " Rugby Sin Fronteras ", which spreads a message of inclusion through rugby, emphasizing the fair play and the gentlemanliness of the game.
• Bastian views the tucked shirt as an important point on the continuum of gentlemanliness, an evolution that begins with learning to knot one's shoelaces, shake hands confidently and look other people in the eye.
• Schultes was quoted as saying in a 1992 article about him in The New Yorker by E . J . Kahn Jr . " All that is required to bring out their gentlemanliness is reciprocal gentlemanliness ."
• Schultes was quoted as saying in a 1992 article about him in The New Yorker by E . J . Kahn Jr . " All that is required to bring out their gentlemanliness is reciprocal gentlemanliness ."
• Briefly reforming in 1939 as a society with the aim of " encouraging intellectual curiosity, gentlemanliness, congeniality and the idealization of the Virginia gentleman, " it soon became extinct again until its modern refounding in 1979.
• In India, Oakfield is repelled by what he sees as an absence of Christian gentlemanliness among the Company's military officers, and he soon retreats to introspection and the comradeship of a few, thinly spread, kindred spirits.
• "Don't mistake gentlemanliness for being an easy negotiator or not being tough as nails when he has to be, " said Tom Rogers, the president of NBC Cable, who has negotiated with and against Dolan.
• A good read by the fire of Liebling's essays, " Neutral Corner, " would also remind today's moral cleansers of the gentlemanliness of Floyd Patterson, the discipline of Ali and the devotion of Cus D'Amato.
• What did come across was a certain amiable niceness, or even gentlemanliness, in Bush's demeanor even as he imputed phoniness to Gore's numbers, lack of credibility to his character and " totally false ! " to his attacks.
• While I can see why the issue might be upsetting to Padua alum and students, and is not up to the standards of gentlemanliness required of Sallies boys, I don't see that the inclusion of the link to the video is out of context with the article.
• Its resilience symbolized his, it gave him something to do with his hands, and it reinforced his gentlemanliness, suggesting as strongly as the frequent tipping of the hat that he had known better days . The film also contains some of the funniest business Chaplin ever choreographed for himself.
• "They have not been acculturated with the kind of gentlemanliness and gentlewomanliness, not inculcated with religious faith and discipline, maybe a lack of values or whatever, " said Sen . Jeff Sessions, R-Ala ., in describing the mentality of some young people today.