Kenneth

[ ken-ith ]

noun

1. a male given name: from an Irish word meaning “handsome.”

Example Sentences

North Korea, acting in unprecedented fashion, released two American citizens, Kenneth Bae, and Matthew Todd Miller just hours ago.

From The Daily Beast

One thing, for sure, was picking up two American citizens, Matthew Todd Miller and Kenneth Bae, whom Pyongyang has been holding.

From The Daily Beast

Kenneth Yormark, forensic accountant based in New York, says its whereabouts is still a mystery.

From The Daily Beast

According to the critic Kenneth Tynan, Guinness was “a master, but the master of anonymity”.

From The Daily Beast

Kenneth Branagh portrayed Henry V in the 1989 film adaptation, which he directed as well.

From The Daily Beast

I would like to talk about those plans you spoke of this afternoon, began Kenneth as soon as he was seated.

From Project Gutenberg

We will talk on this subject, said Kenneth, rising and standing with head erect and flashing 67 eyes.

From Project Gutenberg

Poor old governor, thought Kenneth, as he went to his room; I believe he is lonely.

From Project Gutenberg

Oh, because I didn't think they appreciated what it meant for a chap like your Uncle Kenneth to be killed.

From Project Gutenberg

Kenneth used always to admire you both so much for your ability to 'cope with a situation.'

From Project Gutenberg