"chivalrously" wishes to bear it alone, only cheats the other of part of his best possession. ❋ Jonas Lauritz Idemil Lie (1870)
"But Ruth is my teacher," Martin answered chivalrously. ❋ Unknown (2010)
We learn from Gilad Sharon, for example, that his father never let a woman enter a room without chivalrously jumping to his feet and that he always spoke to audiences with notes in his pocket because, cast as a piece of chalk in a second-grade play, he had forgotten his lines and was disgraced. ❋ Hillel Halkin (2011)
So to see Teague making sloppy (or even misrepresentative) arguments, and then to see Scott chivalrously defending her, is no surprise. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Mark steps in and says chivalrously that he's the one who lost the rhythm. ❋ Lisa De Moraes (2010)
She slipped into the empty seat of Hillary Clinton's press secretary, Philippe Reines, who chivalrously allowed her to share it with him when he returned: A prime seat, just a couple of tables from President Bush and a few feet from where the historic war-of-words between Sheryl Crow and Karl Rove went down. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Sir Gabriel seems indifferent to the suffering of his opponent, having made no gesture to ask chivalrously after the well-being of a fallen adversary, as did Orban and even the eccentric, sea-changed Sir Ledyard. ❋ Sydney Kilgore (2010)
“Good game,” Luther said chivalrously, standing up. ❋ VIOLET HABERDASHER (2010)
A few months of independence after the chaos of the Russian Revolution led in 1918 to a "voluntary" union with Romania, which treated its cousins less than chivalrously. ❋ Louis O'Neill (2009)
Many LGBT Democrats who chivalrously and loyally insist that any aggressive advance of their own equality might jeopardize their president's larger agenda have excused all of the above. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Who is calling her a selfish idiot? nice strawman you have oh so chivalrously defeated. ❋ Unknown (2009)
As Bill so chivalrously pointed out recently, ol 'Hill is 60, after all. ❋ Unknown (2009)
They answered immediately, and were carefully, even chivalrously, apologetic. ❋ GayandRight (2009)
I did instruct our servers to scavenge the sacristy at Chislehurst for some nice things to take away, but the vigilance of the Chislehurst team was such that we only managed to sneak away a corporal forgotten inside our burse and I chivalrously returned it this morning. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Of more interest to me were his columns discribing, chivalrously if gently mockingly, the travails of the women he was fond of and they of him, and more scathingly, the vanities and dubious accomplishments of the men surrounding them. ❋ Unknown (2009)
The man who died last week of heart failure had the same name as the white-hatted celluloid hero who chivalrously shot countless bad guys in the arm. ❋ Unknown (2008)
If the Republicans weren't so busy chivalrously defending their VP candidate's honor they might realize that by not allowing her to be vetted and measured up by the same standards as any other political candidate they are effectively telling the world that she is not up to the job. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Mario previously found favour with his lady when he chivalrously flogged his Rolex to pay for her boob job. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Class warfare in fact as no doubt PH is a priveleged insider chivalrously smarting from his proteges recent shame and pitiful " Just because I `m a girl " bleating. ❋ Unknown (2007)
