genteelly's Usage Examples:

He was a great economist, but would spend money as genteelly as any man occasionally.

Operating in New York City in the late 1840s, a genteelly dressed Thompson would approach an upper-class mark, pretending they knew.

many would wander over to artist Marie Vassilieff's soup kitchen (more genteelly called her cantine) for a meal and conversation with fellow starving artists.

] He was a great economist, but would spend money as genteelly as any man occasionally.

This changed in 1947, when her portrayal of a genteelly acid spinster in Wynyard Browne's Dark Summer established her as a leading.

"Epic 'Gods and Generals' tilts genteelly to the South".

Even as poets scoffed at artists "performing" their work, rather than genteelly "reading" it, the event grew in popularity.

For many readers, this genteelly tricked-up sadism was what horror was all about.

sequences and facile oppositions between alleged Greek paganism and the genteelly repressive Oxford cricket pitch'.

other English correspondent, John Oliver, in which the pair calmly and genteelly discussed former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair over tea, parodying American.

include white water rafting, paragliding, canyoning, base jumping and more genteelly, orienteering.

000 men of a side spend the whole campaign in dodging – or, as it is genteelly called – observing one another, and then march off into winter quarters.