Sentence examples for a man at all from inspiring English sources

Is a man without his own name a man at all? "I'm afraid," he confesses.

Your basic problem is that when many people look at you they don't see a man at all.

Did she identify with Mary Jo's need to base her self-esteem on being with a man at all costs?

But the young man in the wig and sunglasses, it turns out, is not a man at all.

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A man rearing children in partnership with a woman is barely a man at all, but a man raising kids by himself is perfect.

From the seminal "Endless Summer" to "Step Into Liquid" to "Riding Giants," surf documentaries burnish a man-at-one-with-nature mythology all their own.

He's still a man at the end of all your denigration.

Might we finally arrive at the heart's heart, to find a flustered little crank behind a curtain, meekly admitting that he's not a bad man at all, just a very bad wizard?

For the oddest moment, she thought that David had pushed her, and was therefore not a nice man at all but a lunatic.

Looking at her father's face in the painting she is able to admit that he had really not been a gay man at all, but a retiring man who assumed ebullience to cheer himself up, and get along in a world he had no instinct to overwhelm.