Sentence examples for a complete men from inspiring English sources
This suggests that the cyanobacterial ancestor of the primary plastid contained a complete men gene cluster (menF, menD, menH, menB, menC, and menE) that originated via HGT.
This implies that the cyanobacterial ancestor of the primary plastid acquired a complete men gene cluster (presumably as an operon) via HGT from a single source related to Chlorobi/Gammaproteobacteria.
"Eduardo is a complete man, a complete person," Bilic said.
He must be a complete man and a common man and yet an unusual man.
Reports described the Cardiff Giant as a complete man, "A human form of huge proportions, entirely petrified".
In The Simple Art of Murder (1950) he describes such a man in a famous passage: "He must be a complete man and a common man and yet an unusual man… He is a lonely man and his pride is that you will treat him as a proud man or be very sorry you ever saw him.
Emerson's "poet" — a "complete man," a "man without impediment," a "sayer" and "namer," like Adam — would not have printed the lacklustre verses appended to "The Poet," which venerate "Olympian bards" and "divine ideas" with rhymes as bouncy as a Super Ball.
"I feel like a complete man.
According to CBS News, this recipient of a penis transplant is "glad to be a complete man".
"I think the most rewarding part about surgery is when you can say to someone, 'Now you are a complete man,' or, 'You're a complete woman,'" she says.
