He could be lewd one moment and gentlemanly the next.
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In true gentlemanly fashion, M. buys me another dirty dog.
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But there was, lost amid the testiness, some gentlemanly behavior.
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We're mainly about bird hunting, the gentlemanly side of hunting.
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The old ruling class preserved a degree of gentlemanly self-restraint.
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You could never turn away a dog that looks that gentlemanly.
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Ms. Lee, a consummate Southerner, had found his request to be gentlemanly.
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Oakeshott's quaint, gentlemanly Toryism is just one form of conservatism, of course.
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This year's Virginia governor's race, long a gentlemanly affair, is getting ugly.
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Because of them, his reputation for sportsmanship and gentlemanly composure stood out.
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His music was gentlemanly and romantic, the aural equivalent of being courted.
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This award is dumb but the criteria is very clear — be gentlemanly.
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Instead, gentlemanly commenters filed in to make debating-society points about physical autonomy.
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But the moment that academia embarked on massification, this gentlemanly bargain broke down.
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Enter a fellow who had transitioned — a gentlemanly leader who appeared particularly presidential.
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That afternoon, I was a brash barbarian in the most gentlemanly of machines.
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Thus does she enter the sanctum, or the gentlemanly minefield, of his life.
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People, especially in the educated classes, approached life with a gentlemanly, sporting spirit.
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He exploited every ambiguity of what is supposed to be a gentlemanly trade.
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"I thought, 'what a sweet, gentlemanly thing for him to do,'" Ms. Milliard said.
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Borowiecki has a chance to be the NHL's most gentlemanly goon in 60 years.
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Confident and gentlemanly, he ordered Washington State oysters, urging them on his dining companion.
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If you watch the footage today, the question comes across as gentlemanly, even Edwardian.
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Colin Firth would make a good Conrad: gentlemanly, charming, slightly helpless, a little wet.
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But there's a currency to having no shame that I don't find very gentlemanly.
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A. MILLS: It's very competitive but very gentlemanly because everyone's done a moat before.
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Bruno Sammartino, the popular and gentlemanly champion, was one of Volkoff's most frequent rivals.
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He is equally convincing as the minister's gentlemanly brother, who courts the same woman.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: It sounds like you're in a very gentlemanly way saying likely higher.
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Mr. Goines plays both tenor saxophone and clarinet with robust warmth and gentlemanly humor.
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Not even a hand injury deterred the former One Direction star from his gentlemanly duties.
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His gentlemanly outfit hasn't changed since then: Top hat, cane, gloves, and, of course, spats.
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Kokpar, known as buzkashi in Afghanistan, is a tough version of that gentlemanly game, polo.
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" Adair said Rose, who attended Duke, was known for his "thoughtful questions" and "gentlemanly approach.
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The gentlemanly exchange between Trump and Romney is a tacit acknowledgment of each other's significance.
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But it should disqualify them from getting any votes for "gentlemanly" play during that season.
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In rough-and-tumble fights, there were no-holds barred as part of the 'gentlemanly' agreement.
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Maybe pure sudden death offends Victorian sensibilities of gentlemanly play—that just isn't cricket, by Jove!
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DeLeon says because the fedora is such a classic, men wear it expecting to appear gentlemanly.
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He wore his uniform in a way that seemed gentlemanly but at the same time casual.
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Perhaps he was trying to educate a thirteen-year-old in the gentlemanly art of drinking?
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"Politics has never been totally gentlemanly, and now it's not gentlemanly at all, so the idea that this process would reward someone with an innate sense of manners and deference is crazy," said Jon Meacham, the author of "Destiny and Power," a biography of the 41st president.
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Now, how do you go about picking a scent for your new and improved, more gentlemanly self?
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To be fair, pugilism was a more gentlemanly pursuit when compared to ripping off a man's testicles.
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" Giuliani said the GOP nominee's biggest mistake during the debate was being "too reserved and too gentlemanly.
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The entire former repertoire of gentlemanly charms fell by the wayside: samizdat, whispered conversations in the kitchen.
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Like the two gentlemanly Christians much of the country will see for the first time on Tuesday.
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She later said Trump took her hand in a gentlemanly gesture as they walked down a ramp.
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Or this gentlemanly disagreement about the merits of Shark Tank between Paul Graham and billionaire Mark Cuban.
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Was she sexually enthralled by the imperial Scully, or was she drawn to the more gentlemanly Tyler?
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And finally, you get a custom Leica T 701 camera, perfect for documenting your gentlemanly travels about town.
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The gentlemanly rules of espionage had been abused and someone had to be punished, in this case Arkady.
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"We've had two great drivers being very respectful of one another, racing in a gentlemanly way," Wolff said.
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We feel wooed and warmed by his gentlemanly manner, even as Berthier's beliefs are revealed in their malignant chill.
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Not particularly gentlemanly, and not popular among fight goers, but again no rule specifically prohibited it at the time.
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And he won four Lady Byng Memorial Trophies for gentlemanly play, incurring only 503 penalty minutes in 1,316 games.
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In "Pride and Prejudice," Mr. Darcy's gentlemanly self-conception needs the leaven of humility that only romance can provide.
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The other guests complimented his "gentlemanly behavior" — that he chose to stay present and sleep, rather than excuse himself.
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Gloves turned boxing into a gentlemanly sport by removing much of the blood and nastiness from the bare-knuckle game.
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We have a feeling all will be forgiven now that his gentlemanly reputation has been fully restored in the press.
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Ben, in classic gentlemanly Ben fashion, hesitated – but before he could explain why, he was whisked away by another girl.
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Some defend Zafar by describing the good times they shared or the "gentlemanly" way in which he treats women fans.
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Unlike many heavies on the pro wrestling circuits, he was a soft-spoken, gentlemanly connoisseur of grand opera, especially Verdi.
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There's the gentlemanly Jamie Overstreet, the self-absorbed model Greer Childs, and the cartoonish hip-hop bike messenger Mars Blackmon.
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" Democrat Barry Welsh, who ran against him in 2006, 2008 and 2010, said Pence was invariably "polite, professional and gentlemanly.
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I would try to let them have an opportunity to tell me in a gentlemanly way what their concern was.
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That Lee was a gentlemanly soul otherwise is irrelevant: No one would have put statues up of him about that.
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So, instead of crediting Steve for his chivalry, Wonder Woman seems to ask: What is the source of "gentlemanly" behavior?
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Mr. Bredesen, a former governor, was gentlemanly, saying that he'd rally around a Senator Blackburn in the event of defeat.
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But can't you agree there's a better, more gentlemanly way to express your grief than calling a woman a b----?
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Wade — won the support of 53 percent of white women voters, only 3 percent less than gentlemanly, sane Mitt Romney.
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They were suave, well-cut clothes with a sense of gentlemanly confidence, an underrepresented aesthetic on the current calendar lineup.
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They exchanged pleasantries and shook hands in a move that can only be described as both classy and gentlemanly of Macron.
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Either way, she feels it is her duty to inform the ladies in their lives of their less than gentlemanly behavior.
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He had been so gentlemanly, in public with me, lavish even, and I thought, he was pure old-fashioned courting me.
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Lately, they've shifted tactics, preferring a gentlemanly approach that still ultimately reduces women to two dimensions, receiving adoration rather than flirtation.
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She talked more than he did, and he demonstrated patience in gentlemanly abundance with each question or comment that she made.
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In this British series, formerly known as "Scrotal Recall," Dylan, a gentlemanly youth played by Johnny Flynn, tests positive for chlamydia.
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After all, men without ideals, without a good gentlemanly archetypes to follow, are destined to be boys, or maybe cads, for life.
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Because I think you'd agree, as a gentleman, that your conduct in the election thus far has been significantly less than gentlemanly.
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Men in the middle and upper classes began to train in the art of pugilism, and rules became part of gentlemanly culture.
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The arms company got its start when the Arsenal of Venice needed 185 barrels for the arquebus, a gentlemanly ol' hand cannon.
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He contends that Mr. de Pury deceived him about possible higher offers for the painting, voiding any possible agreement, gentlemanly or otherwise.
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Even in the illegal and brutal world of shin-kicking, though, this was still England, and a sense of gentlemanly sporting honor prevailed.
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It is hard to imagine political thinking today that does not begin with fundamental conflict, rather than the gentlemanly "disagreement" that Rawls addressed.
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"There were no plant-patent laws," Miles Reiter, a gentlemanly, white-haired man in his sixties, who studied history at Princeton, told me.
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Invented by the British author Michael Bond, Paddington appears far more gentlemanly and literate than Pooh, and he certainly has a superior wardrobe.
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Some distant church bells start ringing, and with warm sound and smooth legato phrasing, Gobbi sings a gentlemanly line that complements the bells.
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He utterly transformed his playing style in his prime, going from one of the League's most penalized players to one of its most gentlemanly.
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Bannon called Spicer "a hero" for having "the gentlemanly comportment that he has to go out and answer questions every day" from "hostile" reporters.
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Soulja did all the gentlemanly things for Chyna -- carried her bags, opened the door for her -- while she treated a fan to an autograph.
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So my warning coda to my dating-age children is this: To my sons, be respectful and be gentlemanly in all potentially amorous interactions.
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As for me, I'm going with Mr. Scully, the gentlemanly broadcaster who retired in October after 67 years as the voice of Dodgers baseball.
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"While he was a gracious and gentlemanly and almost courtly person, he was very determined to achieve his goals and very effective," Wilson said.
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"How [they've carved a] path toward being gentlemen and gentlemanly boys," added Bryan, 42, when asked what makes him the most proud of his children.
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He was gentlemanly during Wan's interrogations and left most of the nastier tactics to his detectives, but he wasn't above a racial epithet or two.
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Ray is perfectly gentlemanly until he suddenly isn't, and Mr. Wood plausibly shifts the man's gears from neutral into raging overdrive and back down again.
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IN HIS BOOK "The Death of Gentlemanly Capitalism", Philip Augar described a shift in the culture of London's financial industry during the 1980s and 1990s.
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"We had a lot in common, and he was supernice and a little Southern-gentlemanly, but not in a way that made him seem fake."
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Album Review As the men of country music have gone from despicable to gentlemanly, the sound of the genre has begun to change as well.
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"Rape is a crime, but trying to seduce someone, even persistently or cack-handedly, is not – nor is men being gentlemanly a macho attack," they wrote.
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They would be gentlemanly and magnanimous in victory or defeat and would write thank-you notes by hand on monogrammed stationery when it was all over.
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" The casting couch and the "six-month-option girls" emerged in the period that Stephens thinks of as a time of "personal restraint and gentlemanly behavior.
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Mr. Keyes sent email messages to several Journal employees apologizing "for being less than gentlemanly," as he put it in at least two of the emails.
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Confederate soldiers, who she often refers to as "enemies of the state," continue to be celebrated as gentlemanly cavaliers, while the deadly persecution of Black Americans maintained.
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While other sportsmen enthusiastically signed up to the idea of Aryan sporting supremacy, Gottfried continued to play gentlemanly tennis, and sought to get on with his life.
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There were some people selling Pokemon merchandise at the entrance, including a very handsome green baseball cap with a gentlemanly young owl sporting a dapper bow tie.
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" The ad is just a short, soundless clip posted on Streets Ice Cream's Facebook page celebrating Bubble O' Bill's gentlemanly restraint in five sentences: "This is Bill.
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In a lighthearted, gentlemanly touch, he encouraged his hard-working page turner, Olivia Porada, to take a bow after the three singers had finished their zarzuela encores.
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And, though Colbert is gentlemanly rather than bro-ish, his manner with female guests (of which, to his credit, there are many) has odd pings of condescension.
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When her publicist reached out to me to set it up, I offered to do my gentlemanly duties and make a reservation at an upscale dining establishment.
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"Sometimes we might be too gentlemanly and not make our points too clearly," Mr. Tien said on Wednesday, sitting in his suede-walled boardroom overlooking Victoria Harbor.
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Touchy subjects are approached in easygoing tones; Mr. Kirchheimer is too gentlemanly to badger his guests, yet he's not shy about questioning an opinion or seeking clarification.
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She was a key adviser in her husband's run for governor and publicly brooded that he had been too gentlemanly in his first debate against the incumbent.
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Speaking of debate, the Logic DESTROYER's kin still live in a world where failure to accept a gentlemanly duel challenge besmirches one's honor and counts as a forfeit.
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The Washington Capitals' Braden Holtby won the Vezina Trophy as the top goalie, and Los Angeles Kings center Anze Kopitar won the Lady Byng Trophy for gentlemanly play.
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The important truth is that he was just another libidinous cad in a libertine culture that long ago dispensed with most notions of personal restraint and gentlemanly behavior.
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Jean Ratelle last played for the Rangers in 1975, but his smooth-skating style and gentlemanly demeanor have never been far from the consciousness of the team's fans.
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During one backstage meet-and-greet, Mr. Cohen is baldly propositioned by a female fan, and he demurs with a combination of gentlemanly grace and camera-conscious awkwardness.
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Yet the ERG has produced a backlash as Remainer MPs have concluded that, when a noisy faction runs riot, they are no longer bound by the old gentlemanly rules.
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As for his son, the White House has likely never been home to a more consistent, gentlemanly, and sophisticated drinker, aside perhaps from his dad's lifelong frenemy Thomas Jefferson.
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The bad blood began when Slim Shady discovered that the "Bad Things" rapper had said some less-than-gentlemanly words about his beloved daughter, Hailie Scott, a few years back.
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The bad blood began when Slim Shady discovered that the "Bad Things" rapper had said some less-than-gentlemanly words about his beloved daughter, Hailie Scott, a few years ago.
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Stephens writes: The important truth is that he was just another libidinous cad in a libertine culture that long ago dispensed with most notions of personal restraint and gentlemanly behavior.
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"I think we could buy several countries' GDP with it," said Franke, a gentlemanly but hard-nosed negotiator who is said to have won unusually steep discounts to advertised prices.
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Had he turned around, proffered his hand and simply said, "I hope our countries can resolve our differences," it would have been seen as an appropriate, sophisticated and gentlemanly gesture.
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Shawn Mendes says his relationship with Camila Cabello's the real deal, but when it comes to whether they're using the L word ... let's just say he's taking a gentlemanly approach.
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He has long been one of the most stridently nativist figures in Republican politics — Bannon has called him his "mentor" — but he possesses a mild demeanor and a gentlemanly bearing.
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Hebenton's closest call to missing an N.H.L. game came in the 1956-57 season, when he won the league's Lady Byng Memorial Trophy for gentlemanly play combined with exceptional talent.
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Although upper and working-class men alike practiced boxing in the 230s, a mere decade ended the gentlemanly involvement in the "manly art of self-defense," as boxing was first titled.
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This term apparently traces its roots to 1840s New York City, a gentlemanly place where clever repartee established one's place in high society and occasionally earned one a fancy little nickname.
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Whether you want to rage in a ball pit filled to the brim with Furbies or eat iguana with a gentlemanly group of adventurers, New York City has got you covered.
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I'd feel pressured to have sex to reward his gentlemanly behavior and fulfill that commonly accepted quota floating around of having sex once a week, in order to have a healthy relationship.
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Trump is perhaps less suited to Virginia's gentlemanly political bent than the tribe of Republicanism he defeated; coarseness and confrontational politics are alien to the political brands that best succeed in Virginia.
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Mr. Givenchy was emblematic of a generation of gentlemanly designers who established their couture houses in postwar Paris, nurturing personal relationships with customers and creating entire collections with specific women in mind.
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Yet here the word "pictures" also has a certain gentlemanly flavor, carrying echoes of the 18th-century aesthetic cult of the "picturesque," a characteristically British tempering of the excesses of Continental romanticism.
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Though he enjoys a lesser profile than Johnson, Mansfield is more admired within the Senate by Democrats and Republicans alike, as a magnanimous and gentlemanly conductor of the upper chamber's fractious orchestra.
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But kind, gentlemanly Bruce brought the warmth of the old style, which showed through even when vain Brucie was being tetchy and tart: a real love of playing to a live family audience.
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Amateur bouts of the kind hosted at the Olympics are the last traces of the sport's Corinthian, gentlemanly origins, and to lose that connection by admitting wealthy world champions might seem a shame.
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These days, former President George H.W. Bush is treated as an elder statesman, too gentlemanly to endorse the likes of Donald Trump — but remember, he's the one who ran the Willie Horton ad.
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Sanders had also shown an uncanny ability to adopt the voice of the person she was representing: Boozman was gentlemanly and never ranted, and so she had modulated her tone in public appearances.
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Not in a hey-man-this-is-over-and-you-need-to-admit-it way, but rather in a gentlemanly way aimed at not further inflaming either the Vermont senator or his supporters.
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These were people living close to the land, living in rural areas as opposed to the gentlemanly weekend hunter who just came out and wanted to find a pristine environment to hunt on.
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Then, too, across the life-cycle the models may need to shift — romanticism tempered by stoicism for the young, the reverse for fathers of young children, and some gentlemanly combination in old age.
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He won it for a third time, along with the Hart Memorial Trophy as the league's most valuable player and the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy for gentlemanly play, in 2541, an unprecedented sweep.
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The last thing I want to ask is that I felt when I was covering the issue, quite candidly, both of you two were very gentlemanly; the bankers and the PR people, not.
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" Whitmore: "If the prime minister were walking down a flight of stairs and the president reached out to hold her hand and assist her, that would be a gentlemanly gesture and quite acceptable.
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Tebow was gentlemanly as ever when we got him at LAX on Tuesday -- but when the topic of Vince McMahon's XFL offer got brought up again, he gave us the ol' Heisman stiff-arm.
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A crusty prospector (Tom Waits), digging for an elusive pocket of gold in a pristine mountain valley, sings a wistful ballad, as does a gentlemanly bounty killer (Brendan Gleeson) during a tense stagecoach ride.
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Interesting two things about Justice Kennedy, Kimberly, he went to the White House today earlier, met with President Trump privately before any announcement was made, so quite gentlemanly, like a good public servant might do.
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"Rape is a crime, but trying to seduce someone, even persistently or cack-handedly, is not -- nor is being gentlemanly a macho attack," said the letter in Le Monde, translated by French news agency AFP.
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Ever since men could strip to their britches and make a quick buck by beating or getting beaten, the competitive aspect of the 'gentlemanly art of self defense' has been the business of the poor.
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But if Mr. Gurney, whose best-known works include "The Dining Room" and "Sylvia," is himself a member of that tribe, he also remains one of its most tenacious mavericks, albeit of a gentlemanly stripe.
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"I think it is important to have a debate, and that debate happened and was done in a very gentlemanly like fashion," said Representative Mark Meadows of North Carolina, a close ally of Mr. Jordan.
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" But Micha Liberty, a lawyer representing three of the four women whose complaints sparked the investigation, which began in November, said there is "a marked difference between gentlemanly behavior and sexual harassment in the workplace.
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The collecting of butterflies and moths has a long lineage in Britain stretching back centuries, and was considered a gentlemanly hobby in Victorian times, when collectors would proudly display their catches in glass display cases.
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Its members include Andrew Durand as an awkward young photographer, David Wilson Barnes as Lamb's lieutenant and a first-rate Michael Siberry as the gentlemanly rival editor Hugh Cudlipp, the personification of the tottering old regime.
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"It might be, on the one hand, incredibly gentlemanly or gentlelady-like to offer to send someone an Uber, but don't just assume someone is going to be comfortable giving you their home address," Post Senning said.
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But as Morgan Stanley's gentlemanly mystique gave way to new regulations and cutthroat competition, Mr. Baldwin liked to remind them that he had worked his way through Princeton, and that his grandfather had been a railway conductor.
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ST. LOUIS — Enos Stanley Kroenke, a native of Missouri and the owner of the Rams, is named after two of this city's most revered baseball figures, the hustling outfielder Enos Slaughter and the gentlemanly hitter Stan Musial.
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When it was reported that he'd developed a condition that caused tremors and weakness in his legs, he replied that it was causing him no pain — once again demonstrating the gentlemanly grace that was always his style.
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Clinging to the notion that war can be conducted according to a gentlemanly code, he is rudely interrupted and shamed, at the height of the Second World War, by a unit of up-to-date fighting men.
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The film hardly clarifies matters, opting instead for the gentlemanly pathos of his passing: badly wounded, he takes off his hat, as if greeting a lady, then lies down in the road, under the cover of night.
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By the time they emerge, they're fully versed in the arcana of cricket, the gentlemanly way to tear ears off opponents at rugby and how to move and think with that easy confidence of the British posh.
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Yankees reliever Andrew Miller, who played with Warren last season and for one year at North Carolina, said Warren's gentlemanly demeanor had most likely kept him from starting but would be an asset in the long run.
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"He seemed very calm, measured, thoughtful, polite, gentlemanly — very much like what one notices about him now," said Eugene Volokh, who clerked for Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and now teaches at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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Laver, renowned for his gentlemanly conduct on and off court during his heyday in the 1960s, said Kyrgios, like other modern players, needed to learn how to deal with disappointment on court without racket-throwing and the like.
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"Body Like a Back Road" is a gentlemanly kind of sensual, but Mr. Hunt is too nimble a songwriter, too progressive a stylist and, most crucially, too much of an overt flirt to neatly fall into this category.
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"Bombing the s*** out of ISIS" is a way of saying that there is no room in civilization for medieval beheaders; yet constantly sending out berating tweets about the gentlemanly and competent Jeff Sessions becomes electronic playground browbeating.
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For the last 23 years, the silver-haired Mr. Osborne brought a sophisticated, gentlemanly air to TCM, where he turned his savant-like familiarity with films, their back stories and their stars into absorbing intros, outros and interviews.
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Mr Renzi styled himself the "Demolition Man"; he took an axe to the PD's old guard and then ousted his predecessor as prime minister, the gentlemanly Enrico Letta, after publicly assuring him he had no plan to do so.
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Bush's passing has led to an outpouring of remembrances for the humble and gentlemanly statesman, whose life and service was seen to stand in direct contrast to the vitriol and partisanship that has enveloped elected politics in recent years.
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As for human Gaston (Luke Evans), he isn't showing off his muscles in the photos provided — he's riding a horse in more "gentlemanly" attire — though only time will tell if the upcoming movie makes him as sexist as we remember.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Robert Michel, a gentlemanly Midwesterner who championed civility in Washington as House Republican leader but left Congress dismayed by the rise of conservative firebrands in his own party, died on Friday at age 93, a former aide said.
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He wants to be taken as seriously as the other guys, especially as a Love God, but it's hard because up until recently he's stands as a remnant of an era in masculinity where testosterone muted any sort of gentlemanly sensibility.
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On College Basketball PHILADELPHIA — Yale may always be, as its fictional alumnus C. Montgomery Burns once put it on "The Simpsons," first in gentlemanly club life, but in Ivy League men's basketball, it has not finished alone in first since 1962.
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" That statement does contradict the original letter, which seemed to defend men's right to harass women, stating, "Rape is a crime, but trying to seduce someone, even persistently or cack-handedly, is not – nor is men being gentlemanly a macho attack.
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As it turns out, Higgins, 28, decided to do the gentlemanly thing and go get the car from the parking garage himself so that Bushnell, 26, could stay warm and wait inside … but then he got stuck in the elevator.
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BYNG FINALISTS SET Florida's Aleksander Barkov, Boston's Loui Eriksson and Los Angeles's Anze Kopitar were named finalists for the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy as the N.H.L. player who exhibited sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct combined with a high standard of playing ability.
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American fans of prizefighting could look to their English brethren and see how, with just a bit of organization and consideration for the safety of the fighter, prizefighting could transform into a gentlemanly pastime—the most manly art of self-defense.
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It is a place where the men's bathroom is called the Gentlemen's Lounge, although there is precious little gentlemanly lounging to be done when you're in the same building as the new patron saint of Being Better Than Your Man.
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"Definition of Down: My Life With Ice-T & the Birth of Hip Hop" is a story of an uncommonly gentlemanly love unraveled by fame, told by Darlene Ortiz — Ice T's longtime pre-Coco partner, and the cover model on his early albums.
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When Alice, having recently returned to LA with her daughters after her separation from Austen, meets him in a bar, he hits on her in the kind of gentlemanly way you can only learn from watching old movies with fedora-wearing male leads.
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As he became the Blackhawks' all-time leading scorer and an eight-time All-Star, Mikita won back-to-back MVP awards and took home the Lady Byng Trophy twice — an honor reserved for the most gentlemanly hockey player of the season.
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The current owner, the gentlemanly Alberto Sampaio, has worked in jewelry for more than 50 years and still comes to the store every Monday to make sure the high standards set by his father and uncle when they opened in 1924 are maintained.
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The Massachusetts crowd argued that it was manlier for outs to require some measure of physical pain, while the New Yorkers said that manliness could never be extricated from gentlemanly manners and that only savages ran around fields pegging balls at one another.
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But between the gentlemanly Mueller-Barr feud, the inevitable avalanche of Trump tweets that will follow, Congress's debate over whether to attempt impeachment or question Mueller or be tougher on Barr, the severely important questions about our national cybersecurity stance go utterly unexplored and unanswered.
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The first is that you engage one, perhaps even expecting a gentlemanly one-at-a-time series of bouts, and as soon as you fall into a clinch his friends will pile in to drag you to the floor and kick your head in.
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Sports Briefing | Hockey The Panthers' Aleksander Barkov, the Bruins' Loui Eriksson and the Kings' Anze Kopitar are the finalists for the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy, for the N.H.L. player who exhibited the best sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct combined with a high standard of playing ability.
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The subtlety of details like deep inverted pleats in the trousers and oversize patches on the coat pockets called to mind the exaggerated gentlemanly elegance of the Congolese dandies called Les Sapeurs, a contraction from the French for Society of Tastemakers and Elegant People.
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When they finally came, Maker answered them with a gentlemanly reserve, in a quiet voice with a distinctive international accent that barely retains an African tinge; it is not an accent from any one particular place, and something like an aural representation of his well-stamped passport.
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It's the same thing with ... Someone once told me that a half marathon is a very gentlemanly distance, that you can go out, you can run a half marathon and most people can still go about the rest of their day with some degree of normalcy.
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There were 130 of them on the video-game side and they were dead ringers for competitive poker players on television: quiet concentration, slouched posture, eyes covered by hats—albeit ones featuring those gentlemanly young owls instead of nationally ranked college basketball programs—and jotting notes on paper.
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Adapted by Steven Zaillian from Charles Brandt's book "I Heard You Paint Houses" (mob code for discussing a hit), "The Irishman" includes a who's who of Scorsese regulars, including a particularly splendid Joe Pesci as the gentlemanly Russell Bufalino -- Frank's mob mentor -- and Harvey Keitel as the boss of bosses.
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By most accounts, Mr. Basciano was gentlemanly, although James Traub, in his book "The Devil's Playground: A Century of Pleasure and Profit in Times Square" (2004), recalled a close encounter while Marc Barbanell, the general manager of Show World, was taking him on a tour of the emporium during renovations.
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As the dark Middle Ages came to an end and the Renaissance loomed on the cultural horizon, the study of swordsmanship became a gentlemanly pursuit, rather than a military one, and Masters of Defence taught tactics that were more likely to be used in fights between two individuals rather than in a multi-person fight on the battlefield.
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Johnny IsaksonJohn (Johnny) Hardy IsaksonGeorgia senator discharged from hospital after fall Georgia senator hospitalized after fall Senate GOP raises concerns about White House stopgap plan to avoid shutdown MORE (R-Ga.), usually one of the most gentlemanly members of the Senate, gave an angry speech on the floor Tuesday, venting his frustration with the lack of progress.
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The Dodgers and their rooters would be famously colorful and boisterous in the decades to come, but when the team advertised for ballplayers back in 1883, it seemed that management wanted a gentlemanly bunch, according to Richard Goldstein, author of the 1991 book "Superstars and Screwballs: 100 Years of Brooklyn Baseball" and a former editor at The Times.
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B.) Senator Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa), who might want to protest the appalling lack of gentlemanly process and the violations of the country club rules of engagement as the enemy storms the breach?
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Following a series of misunderstandings, and charmed by his old-school, gentlemanly ways, Chance comes to be known as Chauncey Gardiner, whose plain-spoken advice about the one thing he knows about (gardening) is mistaken for sage political advice that eventually leads him to becoming a frontrunner in the upcoming presidential election, even though his assertions like "all will be well in the garden" are nothing more than green-thumbed advice.
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Romney's gentlemanly manner, cheerful demeanor and general likability, coupled with a near universal respect for him as a human being — even by his political detractors — paved the way for goodwill, but there were few expectations that his delivery of harsh truths about the GOP front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE would have an impact.
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