Poor gentleman,--for though he was poor, he was the finest and most thorough gentleman I ever saw!
He called himself a poor gentleman of Brittany, but that might have been his origin only, he might be something more now.
Do you suppose that the Countess of Rochechouart travels with no larger attendance than a poor gentleman of Brittany?
From a poor gentleman of Brittany with something of pedigree but little of estate, he had risen to this post which eight out of ten at that table grudged him.
Her husband, who was a poor gentleman, found life a very uphill work.
Yes, that he did, poor gentleman--your lodger, too?
Poor gentleman--though she is kind to him, they say.
Poor gentleman," remembering the tender worship in my Lord's kind face; "how can she love him as he loves her?
We were always fond of Colman's "Poor Gentleman," and we took great delight in seeing Burton as Doctor Ollapod.
I am a poor Gentleman, that have but little but my wits to live on.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "poor gentleman" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
