Sentence examples for a man ideas from inspiring English sources

Me doing something "feminine" is a threat because it challenges old ideas of what it means to be a man – ideas that need to be challenged, if not discarded like last season's ugly, outdated cargo shorts.

Re "Rethinking Reagan: Was He a Man of Ideas After All?" (Arts & Ideas, April 6): Throughout the world, the Armenian genocide is commemorated on April 24.

Magee also takes Wagner seriously as a man of ideas, though he realizes that such ideas mostly served as grist for the composer's artistic mill.

In the revisionist view, Reagan was a man of ideas.

"The mayor is a man of ideas," said Councilwoman Loretta J. Hottinger.

A man with ideas – and the ability to eloquently present them – is very dangerous.

He prides himself, after all, on being a man of ideas.

He is not a man of ideas, but then, this is a nonideological time.

A man of ideas, Mr. Caine may be best described as an interpretive musicologist.

"A man whose ideas were sometimes so dumb they were brilliant".

Letters showed the company claimed it could show that Gaddafi had been a man of ideas.