Sentence examples similar to a bit of man from inspiring English sources

The latest esteemed recruit to the now cliched 'bigot-partial-to-a-bit-of-man-on-man-romping' club is Alan Chambers, the head of Exodus International.

At last they've realised they need a bit of man-management in cricket.

Agency: Wieden + Kennedy PortlandDirectortoRussosso Brothers So we've had some man-on-bear action for McDonald's and now we've a bit of man-on-marmot action for the US outdoor-clothing brand.

On the other, that's nothing that a bit of man-power and money can't fix, both of which Samsung has plenty of.

I find that disappointing, and I understand how that happens... because [television] is a bit of a man's world.

I don't know about feminism, but I may be a bit of a man hater".

My whole appeal is that you enjoy being a woman, but want a bit of a man's life".

Look closely at the soles of his shoes and you might spot a bit of masked man underneath.

At the risk of sounding sexist, this is a bit of a man's dish and could easily be served as a lunch or tea-time snack.

I don't know which is worse: a body being kept alive while no one is home, or a bit of a man trapped, like a fly in a bottle, unable to talk, to see, to touch.

Michael Gove is a bit of a man of mystery, but if he doesn't take the Brexit Secretary role, it begs the question of who would take that job.