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Examples
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However, Tiger, for me, will never again have the aura of class and gentleman-like behaviour that he did before.
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I think this bit of dialog nicely captures the gentleman-like approach to ass-kicking that separated Swayze from many of his contemporaries -- that and the perpetual shirtlessness.
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It does not take courage or gentleman-like manners to deal with a bunch of dictators, who do not have “dialogue” with their own citizens?
Obama Tells Arab World U.S. Will ‘Start by Listening’ - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com 2009
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Rushdie is furious, in his calm, gentleman-like manner, that certain terms cannot be used.
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You never hear any laughing at HB.; his pictures are a great deal too genteel for that — polite points of wit, which strike one as exceedingly clever and pretty, and cause one to smile in a quiet, gentleman-like kind of way.
George Cruikshank 2006
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Why, he furnished the house in the Edgware Road before mentioned, he ordered a handsome service of plate, he sported a phaeton and two ponies, he kept a couple of smart maids and a groom foot-boy — in fact, he mounted just such a neat unpretending gentleman-like establishment as becomes a respectable young couple on their outset in life.
Mens Wives 2006
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Agamemnon is always a gentleman-like character; he has always.
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I did so, with a courtesy, and he led me up the steps of the alcove, and, in a most gentleman-like manner, presented me to the ladies, and they all saluted me, and said, They hoped to be better acquainted with me: and Lady Darnford was pleased to say, I should be the flower of their neighbourhood.
Pamela 2006
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Not long since a very gentleman-like man, Major Delamere let us call him (I like the title of Major very much), requested to see me, named a dead gentleman who he said had been our mutual friend, and on the strength of this mutual acquaintance, begged me to cash his cheque for five pounds!
Roundabout Papers 2006
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Such a light, brisk, airy, gentleman-like drawing was never made upon such a theme.
George Cruikshank 2006
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