Sentence examples for a certain type of man from inspiring English sources
There's a certain type of man who thinks that scented candles are a romantic gift.
A miners' banner, and an urn, representing "a folk-art requiem for a certain type of man".
Could it be that "The Bachelor" offers a window into the mind of a certain type of man?
She Shreds is working to change the idea that technical guitar playing is somehow the preserve of a certain type of man.
If McEwan has a prejudice against anyone, I think it may be against men – or, rather, a certain type of man.
A certain type of man can come out of Swingers labelling himself "money", grab a "wingman" and prowl for "beautiful babies" and he'd be missing the point entirely.
It's about a certain type of world.
When it comes to rocking a three-piece suit with a pocket square, the Savile Row gent still leads the world, but a certain type of British man still flounders as soon as let off the strictest dress code leash.
"I think he would have admitted that he'd stopped recruiting a certain type of young man and was just looking to win," Len Elmore once told me.
This is a book designed to make a certain type of grown man cry, and the author knows exactly which buttons to push: dying father figures, the scars of tough love, middle-aged regret and the mythology of the gridiron.
For a certain type of young man lurking in the fringes, twitchy and excitable (often suffering from mental illness), these politicians become a polarizing flame they're drawn to.
