Sentence examples for as a man made from inspiring English sources

At the conclusion of "All About Me," her own television biography, she said: "In some ways I've lived my life as a man, made my own decisions.

Chief among those leaders was Patrick Pearse, a lower-middle-class barrister and teacher, a Catholic, and a zealot, whom Yeats had "long looked upon as a man made dangerous by the Vertigo of Self Sacrifice" - a phrase with a chilling resonance in this new age of willing martyrs.

At the start of the week, I remarked that if the Republicans could avoid any more gaffes, if Hurricane Isaac didn't do too much damage, and if Romney could give a decent speech that included a few memorable lines and showed a bit of humanity, defying his image as a man made of cardboard, the G.O.P. candidate would probably emerge from Tampa with a bounce.

Joaquim Nabuco, who viewed him a statesman, summarized his character as that of a man "made not only to dominate, but also to lead".

It seeks to explain him as a man, making him traumatised by the suicide of his wife.

I get paid to flatten my breasts, dress up as a man, make love to other women, all the while singing athletically elaborate music without a microphone.

This is reflected in lines such as, "A man makes a picture / A moving picture / Through the light projected he can see himself up close".

"I mean, how can we survive and thrive if we don't make the same amount of money as a man makes?" Hollis said after the rally in Boston.

They have no ideology except slaughter of their perceived enemy, killing for the sake of killing, much as a man makes money for the sake of money as an expression of power.

This irks the narrator, who can't stand the racist stereotype dictating that "as soon as a black man made it, he should marry a white woman".

I certainly fit his description of being "rejection-sensitive", and as a younger man made a string of romantic relationships toxic with jealous paranoia.