Sentence examples for being man from inspiring English sources
He accused him of not being man enough to confront him about the affair.
He would be seen as backing down, but not being man enough to do it himself.
It's about fitness but, us being Man United, we want to win every game.
At several points, she has come close to taunting Obama for not being man enough to match her viciousness.
After Ms. Smith attacked Mr. Stringer for "not being man enough," Ms. Gelman fired back on Twitter, "Nobody needs a lesson in manhood from Eliot Spitzer".
Read spent 10 minutes in the sin-bin around half-time yet was still close to being man of the match.
Being man-marked is suddenly a massive deal.
Maradona wasn't being man-marked by a huddle of Belgians.
I think the reason goes back to Holland's landscape being man-made.
The latest advertisement, appearing this week, carries the headline "Hope you don't mind your ads being man-handled".
He rehearsed his doubts about global warming being man-made and suggested that the money-printing policies of the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke, made him a traitor.
