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debonair
1. She walked to two amr chairs and settees behind spreading Areca palms and stared at a spot between them as if peering back into time itself at the silly young woman and the bashfully debonair young gentleman chatting about Shakespeare and Tigers
2. entered the city with a debonair nonchalance – without
3. “Is his subconscious mind trying to tell us something he cannot directly express?” Admiral Hrickletl was the debonair scion of a fine old Ducal Family from Antares’ fourth planet, the one they called ‘The Big One
4. He was alien as the jungle to her in his difference from the debonair courtiers to whom she was accustomed
5. Edward Norton is a good looking actor, but when he commented on the film, I saw a very humble person, who appeared to me to be not quite as dashing and debonair as the character he portrayed
6. Seriously and lacking the debonair style, Terence replied, “It was my pleasure, sir
7. They weren’t nearly as debonair and sophisticated as Desford, nor
8. He most certainly wouldn’t be forced to humble his debonair manner by spending long days in that
9. His polished and debonair
10. The money could have been owed to the syndicate for gambling debts, which could explain the mystery man’s debonair style and distinguished looks
11. Debonair, dapper, dashing, his face was not one readily forgotten
12. He looked just debonair, not like something the cat dragged in
13. He looked old and worn-out in a casual suit, a neck scarf in debonair style
14. The debonair, self-confident Iason spoke near-perfect English-accented Greek and his affection for his half-brother and sister was doting and warm
15. I was not sure she was that and I did not want to play the debonair and make her feel uncomfortable and defensive
16. Not a great day in the annals of Phil Wilson, debonair man about town and stand-up idiot
17. And thus he went along, full of that debonair majesty that is given by the consciousness of great talent, of fortune, and of forty years of a labourious and irreproachable life
18. His inexplicable debts were a byword in his circle; he was a debonair young man
19. 'This is the end of everything' (he said), 'at least it is the end of the career of Toad, which is the same thing; the popular and handsome Toad, the rich and hospitable Toad, the Toad so free and careless and debonair! How can I hope to be ever set at large again' (he said), 'who have been imprisoned so justly for stealing so handsome a motor-car in such an audacious manner, and for such lurid and imaginative cheek, bestowed upon such a number of fat, red-faced policemen!' (Here his sobs choked him
20. He drew himself up, a smile of debonair gallantry lit up his face and as soon as the last figure of the ecossaise was ended, he clapped his hands to the musicians and shouted up to their gallery, addressing the first violin:
21. He drew himself up, a smile of debonair gallantry lit up his face and as soon as the last figure of the écossaise was ended, he clapped his hands to the musicians and shouted up to their gallery, addressing the first violin: