gallantry

He was too young to know how to fake gallantry.

"Gallantry is all that I can offer at the moment."

But he had more dignity and gallantry than anyone she'd ever known.

I thanked him for his gallantry, and up we went together.

Someday his gallantry was going to get him into trouble.

How could she hate a man who had shown her such gallantry?

He was given this title by the British for his gallantry.

"We only want to see to color of your eyes," said another with mock gallantry.

"You are never ugly to me," he said with a certain gallantry.

Still worried by my appearance, he was all gallantry and attention.

My father, it is true, loved pleasure, but his gallantry was rather of the last than the present century.

But gallantry was a luxury the General could not afford.

Is gallantry sometimes a cover for a blindness to details?

One thing that we did was to endeavor to recognize gallantry.

The best we can do to honor his gallantry is to complete the mission.

She was not the better pleased with his gallantry from the idea it suggested of something more.

It is awarded for gallantry of an extremely high order.

For gallantry, he was promoted to the rank of major.

However, Wells never got to read the praise for his gallantry.

The gallantry of the war's early years had died.

It was not in the power of all his gallantry to detain her longer.

Be not fooled by his show of gallantry on your behalf.

In return for their gallantry the King promised the two men immunity.

Over the years the crews have received 45 awards for gallantry.

During his military service he was brevetted four times for gallantry.