Sentence examples for bit of a man from inspiring English sources

I don't know about feminism, but I may be a bit of a man hater".

I don't know which is worse: a body being kept alive while no one is home, or a bit of a man trapped, like a fly in a bottle, unable to talk, to see, to touch.

Alan Pardew limbered up for his latest meeting with José Mourinho by issuing such a gushing ode to Chelsea's manager that he seemed in the grip of a bit of a man crush.

My whole appeal is that you enjoy being a woman, but want a bit of a man's life".

At the risk of sounding sexist, this is a bit of a man's dish and could easily be served as a lunch or tea-time snack.

Michael Gove is a bit of a man of mystery, but if he doesn't take the Brexit Secretary role, it begs the question of who would take that job.

It's also a bit of a man-cave, complete with wood furnishings and an antelope skull.

He's awkward and puppyish and a bit of a man-child ("It's vintage," he says of his "Star Wars" T-shirt); she's sarcastic and romantically jaded.

"Sounds like you have a bit of a man-crush there Rob…" says Matt Fifield, who knows what time it is.

Reading the new book, I say, he seems to have a bit of a man-crush on all these alpha-males with their stonking libidos.

"I went on a bit of a man-in-search-of-himself road trip after playing Blinky, just myself in a car and going from national park to national park and sleeping outside – it was very inspiring".