Sentence examples for a concept man from inspiring English sources
But he makes it clear that he is a concept man.
A concept album, Man on the Moon: The End of Day is an autobiographical track series of moody dark material that is separated into five acts that all surround "Day 'N' Nite" with an arcane account.
On his view, the only things in reality that could in any way be truly denominated 'universal' are the general concepts existing in the human mind, for example the concept man or the concept white.
What a concept: the living man against a wall of death, his mind (and desires) on fire.
Clark begins her 1960 book The Death of the Plane by saying, "The plane is a concept created by man for a practical purpose: to satisfy their need for balance… By eliminating the plane as a support of expression, we become aware of the unit as a living, organic whole.
"France" or "Denmark" is a concept with which men and women can identify, for good and ill, and on whose behalf prejudices and fears may be mobilized.
Admittedly, it can be reassuring to find gay guys who aren't vagina-phobic, or obsessed with a concept of "real men" that hinges on the presence of a penis from birth.
The name MOT has been adopted as a concept within the men's health lexicon, and is synonymous with a regular health check up.
Prominent among them was Nicolas's cousin Daniel Bernoulli, whose solution depended on the idea that a ducat added to the wealth of a rich man benefits him much less than it does a poor man (a concept now known as decreasing marginal utility; see utility and value: Theories of utility).
