Sentence examples for a man of commerce from inspiring English sources

He was, at the bottom of his soul, a man of commerce.

In medieval culture, you were what you appeared to be - a peasant, a man of commerce or an aristocrat - and any attempt to assume another status would have been regarded as rank deception.

He came across as a man of Old World values.

Presumably he has heard of them, but a man of Tea Party principles will not compromise, no matter what may be happening in the real world.

This involved much time away from London trying criminal cases which proved not to be rewarding work for a man of Fisher's swift intellect.

(The Russian title is "Dobro Vam," a translation of a common Armenian greeting meaning roughly "Good wishes"; Grossman's initial working title was the even more telling: "Travel Notes by a Man of Advanced Years". He was fifty-six).

Isn't the point of hiring a man of Donaldson's vast experience so that he will hit the ground running?

David Lodge, whose new novel, "A Man of Parts" (Random House; $26.95), is a lightly fictionalized retelling of Wells's life, has the aged writer sharing this view.

I am a man of the Lord.

He is supremely a man of the Church.

The root of evil is Mr. Trusnovec's sanctimonious character, a Man of the Cloth.