ungallant

"Tommy was ungallant enough to leave the wall to you?"

And I thought it would be ungallant not to take my cue from the ladies.

I may want a flower for a girl, and must be content to appear ungallant.

It is ungallant to single out individual members of an exceptional ensemble in harmony.

The colonel invariably refuses to consider such a thing, as being ungallant on his part.

An element of relief was more personal, if ungallant.

That's a bit ungallant but to be fair she is an unusual looking lass.

We are the sick, ungallant band Whose once bright step must lag.

I think it was the bank-porter that put me from this ungallant train of thought.

Within the first few minutes our ungallant hero had shot dead a monk with an arrow through the eye.

"It's quite ungallant of you not to think that I might get hurt too," she said tartly.

The man leaped back with a most ungallant display of edginess.

"Well, I made a number of ungallant remarks concerning her appearance.

He hadn't been raised to be ungallant to ladies, either, whatever the provocation.

He decided it would be ungallant to spank her, so to speak, on an empty stomach.

To leave you to make your own way to Lancashire would have been ungallant to the extreme."

The two shared a very pleasant but ungallant laugh at the pastor's expense.

'How ungallant of you not to remember,' she teased, then turned to the others.

"Don't be ungallant, but go and do likewise, for it is all the fashion.

But that would be an ungallant thought.

It would be ungallant to explain that he was not making an observation, but merely mentioning the title of a song.

This ungallant statement sent her flying to the mirror to see if she really did look twenty-eight instead of eighteen.

It is ungallant to put Ms. Shelley out there so unsupported.

With this lady beside you, no one could be so ungallant," he said, his eyes wide in candid admiration.

"Then if it wasn't nasty, it was at least ungallant," his wife said.