1
Simply being alive at that moment seemed, in some indefinable way, ungentlemanly.
2
This one was fishing under the bridge and he was most ungentlemanly.
3
He then is so ungentlemanly as to threaten her with corporal punishment.
4
What he was doing, he told himself, was extremely ungentlemanly, horribly underbred.
5
One by-law runs: 'All profane, vulgar, or ungentlemanly talk shall be discountenanced.'
1
I hate treachery and ingratitude, your honour; they are so terribly ungentlemanlike.
2
I must say, that as far as my opinion goes, it was ungentlemanlike.
3
There would be nothing unfair or ungentlemanlike in it.
4
Mr. Greystock's conduct to me was-was-wasaltogethermost ungentlemanlike.
5
The tone of the letter was ungentlemanlike and abominable; but the facts as declared were true.
6
It would be ungentlemanlike (in a manner) to resist it.
7
He stopt; and, ungentlemanlike as he looked, Fanny was obliged to introduce him to Mr. Crawford.
8
His conduct was most offensive, and most-mostungentlemanlike.
9
And then it is so thoroughly dishonest,-soungentlemanlike!
10
An English preacher is fettered and trammelled by fear of being thought fanatical and methodistical,-andstill worse, ungentlemanlike.
11
Your statements would evidently imply that Colonel Newcome has been guilty of ungentlemanlike conduct, and of cowardice towards you.
12
Nay, it has been ungentlemanlike.
13
Your conduct is inexcusable, ungentlemanlike.
14
Anything which differs from this they are apt to regard as "ungentlemanlike or unladylike," and shun accordingly.
15
Besides, revenge is a gentlemanlike passion; but avarice and ambition are certainly the two most ungentlemanlike propensities in human nature.
16
It is said, perhaps untruly, that his remonstrance to the Prince against his remaining here has been ungentlemanlike and indecent.