This person, who was a resident at Stratford, although not a native there, was a most singular compound.
Close the eyes of your imagination, and do not ask why He gives devotion to this person in so short a time, and none to me after so many years.
So it was; the conversation of this person so changed me, that no trace was left of my soul's natural disposition to virtue, and I became a reflection of her and of another who was given to the same kind of amusements.
This person lived at Town-End, and was almost our next neighbour.
This person, grave with a gravity which was almost menacing, was one of those men who, even when only seen by a rapid glimpse, arrest the spectator's attention.
This person carried a package--something square, like a large box or a small trunk.
Madeline, my dear, when isthis person to call again?
This person wore a wig of short, coarse, red hair, which he took off with his hat, and hung upon a nail.
What I do not comprehend is why you did not return the bag to me in the presence of this person, of whom you might have warned me.
Then I may tell you that my business here is to watch for and guard against just such people as this person, this brunette, seems to be.
And, Miss Jenrys, let me beg of you, do not go away from this immediate vicinity, and do not walk upon the streets with this personif it can be avoided.
This person, a trader at Liverpool, was one of those strange living paradoxes that can rarely be found out of a commercial community.
This person, nevertheless, not deposed, was suspended from his empire for the day.
To this person it seems a foolish and meaningless habit; but it would not be well to interfere with their religious observances, however trivial they may appear.
The fact is known to this person," replied Ling sadly, "and the thought of the years he may have to wait before he shall have passed even the first degree weighs down his soul with bitterness from time to time.
Doubtless evil spirits had been employed in the matter; for, to this person's great astonishment, the quail in question failed in a very discreditable manner at the encounter.
The entertainment will undoubtedly last far into the night, and to present myself even with the excuse of your graceful and delicate inquiry would certainly result in very objectionable consequences to this person.
The written leaves produced by this person are of a most versatile and conflicting order, so that, indeed, the accomplished examiners themselves are unable to decide whether they are very good or very bad.
This person, whose name was Hight, had mills, and made large quantities of that excellent flour, that is getting to enjoy its merited reputation even in the old world.
He surely is the father of this person, Philocrates.
Has he given forty minae, too, to this person, to be as a deposit?
Preserve me as a constant friend to you, and find out [4] this person so lately discovered.
This Person is commonly known by the Name of the Trunk-maker in the upper Gallery.
Who is this person, pray, who makes so much fuss about coming to my room?
This person, whose chestnut hair was beginning to be sprinkled with gray, had very irregular features.
I do not remember ever to have heard of this person--much less to have spoken to you on the subject of such a connection.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "this person" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
