The phrase "a man experiencing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a man who is currently undergoing a particular situation or feeling.
Example: "In the story, a man experiencing profound loss finds solace in nature."
Alternatives: "a man undergoing" or "a man feeling".
This is a man experiencing Nirvana".
It stars Edward Norton as Monty Brogan, a man experiencing his last day of freedom before going to serve a long prison sentence.
With remarkable presence of mind for a man experiencing the highest pitch of ecstasy, Pienaar replied: 'We didn't have the support of 63,000 South Africans today.
Don't get me wrong, Matthew Rhys does a great job of playing a man experiencing tormented, unrequited love, but it'd be great to see how he fell for her despite her very clear signals that he should not do so.
For example, at the end of cycle 24 the estimated life expectancy for a man experiencing a non-fatal CHD event at that time is the 24 years alive and event free plus 3.3 years, which is the estimated life expectancy following the event.
Yet here was a man, experienced and judicious, respected and trusted by politicians of all parties.
Yet here was a man, experienced and judicious, respected and trusted by politicians of all parties.
After she saw the house -- a junk-filled mess she encountered while visiting friends -- she called a good friend, a man experienced in construction.
For some reason, these two treatments disrupted the so-called Mexican wave that a man experiences during sex to produce a "dry orgasm".
His one move into features came in 1971, when he wrote and directed The Insomniac, a film in which a man experiences a nocturnal world that combines his own surreal fantasies and his children's dreams.
A man experiences his power, according to Dworkin, in using objects, both inanimate objects and "persons who are not adult men" (Dworkin 1989, 104).
