Kenneth

American  

[ken-ith] / ˈkɛn ɪθ /

noun

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

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Example Sentences

A-CAP chief executive Kenneth King said at the time that the group was “happy to have this period of uncertainty behind us” and to be able to concentrate on its core business.

From Barron's

Kenneth McClernon said he will be most affected if car fuel prices go up.

From BBC

From just before the Wall fell to now, the “guns” sector had the third-best total return out of 49 U.S. sectors defined by Kenneth French, a Dartmouth finance professor.

From The Wall Street Journal

Yet unlike just about everyone else, she rejected Ab Ex’s angst-driven layering, inventing, instead, an influential method of staining unprimed canvas with floods of thin color, offering many artists, including such older men as Morris Louis and Kenneth Noland, an alternative to loaded gestures.

From The Wall Street Journal

Thursday’s meeting was packed with supporters of City Controller Kenneth Mejia, who feared that the commission would gut his office’s watchdog role.

From Los Angeles Times