Sample Sentences forgentile (auto-selected)
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I remembered how back home in Krakow, people sometimes mistook me for a Gentile. (source)Gentile = a person who is not Jewish; or who is Christian
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He had few friends because he was shy, and even if he did make a friend, we weren't allowed to have gentile friends. (source)gentile = non-Jewish
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She was the only person I'd met at the university who didn't seem like a gentile.† (source)
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The group found a gentile restaurant, then visited a public swimming pool.† (source)
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My wife too—although she is a Gentile—is in danger because of her marriage.† (source)
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There were some gentile Poles who also saw new opportunities.† (source)
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'There were still some pockets of Gentile resistance, it's true.† (source)
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Those non-Jews, those Christians, that we called the "Righteous Gentiles," whose selfless acts of heroism saved the honor of their faith.† (source)
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Gabler, Gentile, Gold.† (source)
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Ah'm de Apostle Paul tuh de Gentiles.† (source)
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In Yad Vashem there is an Avenue of the Just where young trees have been planted, one for every Gentile who saved Jews from the Holocaust.† (source)
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I am lost when I balance this against that, I am lost when I ask if this is safe, I am lost when I ask if men, white men or black men, Englishmen or Afrikaners, Gentiles or Jews, will approve.† (source)
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Holy Christ-I'm sorry, I shouldn't say that, I'm not a gentile.† (source)
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A Jewish moshiach will bring the Jews back to Israel and set up a government in Jerusalem that's the center of political power for the world, for both Jews and Gentiles.† (source)
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The Germans—or rather, their Jewish and Gentile slaves—had been hard at work that winter.† (source)
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Once, in the cherry time, when Gant's great White Wax was loaded with its clusters, and the pliant and enduring boughs were dotted thickly by the neighbor children, Jews and Gentiles alike, who had been herded under the captaincy of Luke, and picked one quart of every four for their own, one of these whitehaired children had come doubtfully, mournfully, up the yard.† (source)
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