Sentence examples for a so-called man from inspiring English sources
But guys who want to lug around their iPads are finding themselves quietly reaching for a so-called man purse, or murse.
The gunmaker Bushmaster's muscular ad campaign, which allowed visitors to earn a so-called "Man Card" by answering a battery of cheeky questions -- Can you fix a flat?
Lest men get lost in the feminine hygiene section or the towering array of probiotic yogurts, a New York grocery store has created a testosterone haven: a so-called man aisle stocked with all the goods a dude could desire.
A so-called man-in-the-middle attack, Mr. Bokath's specialty, is when someone hacks into a phone's operating system and reroutes data to make a pit stop at a snooping third party before sending it on to its destination.
If that shocks you, imagine how shocked I was when I first got tweeted by a so-called "men's rights activist" being told that he wanted to rape me to death for having shared my views with the public.
It is fairly easy to tune-in and mangle with DNS requests and replies by executing a so-called man-in-the-middle attack, hence secretly redirecting the client to obscure locations, for means of hijacking personal authentication details, or falsely denying existence of resources.
A spokesperson for the National Coalition for Men, a so-called men's rights group, confirmed that it will have a representative present at the meeting with DeVos but declined to provide further comment.
Because of the way browsers and operating systems validate SSL/TLS certificates, an interloping party (the so-called "man in the middle") cannot pretend to be a secured server (to a browser) or a secured browser (to a server) without provoking such warnings.
A fourth man, Mohamed Abrini, the so-called "man in the hat" who accompanied the two airport bombers but did not detonate his own device, was arrested in Brussels on 8 April.
Slightly less popular but still prominent are so-called "man in a hole" stories.
A year later, Letterman wanted to talk about the dwarf, too, the so-called Man from Another Place, who spoke in a nasal squeal and sometimes talked backward, and who was surely the strangest character ever to have appeared on network television.
