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Meanings of sedate man in English
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Usage of sedate man in English
1
He impressed young Hecker as a sedate man, wise and firm.
2
He was a sensible, sedate man, enormously fat, and about forty years of age.
3
It was only that the gay, impulsive youth had ripened into an earnest, sedate man.
4
Young Herbert is in fact quite devoted to the grave, sedate man with the tender heart.
5
The groom and butler interceded, for their master was a grave, sedate man, and they wanted companions.
6
He seemed quite sober when you came home, and a graver and more sedate man I do not know.
7
The good-humored, spirited young fellow became suddenly a quiet, serious, sedate man, who would never join us in any amusement.
8
Is that grim sedate man right when he says that women are the moving influence that drives men to such carnage?
9
Our Senator was a very sedate man, who had a reputation for honesty and piety, equalled only by that of Jones himself.
10
As a sedate man, he was quite incapable of being guilty, even in his dreams, of anything resembling a practical joke, however remotely.
11
She had given the matter little thought, but had supposed that she would find Tinker's father a sedate man of some fifty summers.
12
A much more sedate man than Klaus would have been ready to jump out of his skin in the midst of so much disaster.
13
I had expected, from his master's description, to see a serious, sedate man, rather sly in his looks, and rather reserved in his manner.
14
Arkady gathered his clothes from a dimly lit recovery area, moving among the beds of sedated men and urine-soaked sheets.
15
"I am a well-behaved, sedate man now, and all because I am engaged," I congratulated myself.
16
"Expected?" asked her companion, a sedate man of thirty-five, with the cynical air of a student of life.
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