Sample Sentences fordebonair (auto-selected)
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But the truth was, Mama looked old, even older than Papa with his dapper new hat and his linen guayaberas and his high black boots, and a debonair cane that seemed more a self-important prop than a walking aid.† (source)
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"Good evening, Apollo!" she answered, smiling back at him, for he too looked unusually debonair, and the thought of entering the ballroom on the arm of such a personable man caused Amy to pity the four plain Misses Davis from the bottom of her heart.† (source)
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I was debonair, a ladies' man, a young Frank Sinatra.† (source)
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He had no doubts at all that someone as debonair and intellectual as General Peckem approved of his smoking with a cigarette holder, even though the two were in each other's presence rather seldom, which in a way was very lucky, Colonel Cathcart recognized with relief, since General Peckem might not have approved of his cigarette holder at all.† (source)
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Prof came out and, while did not look his most debonair, was neat and clean, hair combed, dimples back and happy sparkle in eye—fake cataract gone.† (source)
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I was thinking more like debonair.† (source)
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Blessed with a rakish smile and a debonair gaze, he is handsome, brilliant, witty, charismatic, tender, and able to bed almost any woman he wants—and he has bedded quite a few.† (source)
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Francie loved to see Mama sitting debonairly in the kitchen with the coffee mill clutched between her knees, grinding away with a furious turn of her left wrist and looking up to talk sparklingly to Papa while the room filled up with the rich satisfying odor of freshly ground coffee.† (source)
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His enormous eyes, lambent, extravagantly lashed, smiled out at her wickedly: she looked around him for reflectors, microphones, camera cabling, but there was only himself and a debonair bottle of French Beaujolais, which he claimed to've smuggled last year into California, this rollicking lawbreaker, past the frontier guards.† (source)
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It was something, all right, to see that slender young fellow standing debonairly at the bar among the truck drivers and ditch diggers.† (source)
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His small mustache was trimmed and looked as debonair as ever.† (source)
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It is even difficult to imagine a boy who would do it, unless you realize from the start that Lancelot was not romantic and debonair.† (source)
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Of such insolences and attempted slights he, of course, took no notice, and in the opinion of most people his frank debonair manner, his charming boyish smile, and the infinite grace of that wonderful youth that seemed never to leave him, were in themselves a sufficient answer to the calumnies, for so they termed them, that were circulated about him.† (source)
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They are no longer so spruce or so debonair.† (source)
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So we licked spoons and I was in general sociable, helpful, debonair, and thought of the two colors of my silk suspenders and the fit of my shirt, Simon's gifts.† (source)
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He was little changed, still care-free and debonair as of old, with the same habit of treating all things lightly.† (source)
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