Sentence examples for classes of men from inspiring English sources
As freshman women, you have four classes of men to choose from.
There are two eternal classes of men, six kinds of erotic love, four kinds of epic heroes.
All classes of men are being led up to cast a vote, described as an imbecile, a prisoner, and so on.
Shortly after American missionaries founded the American University of Beirut (originally named the Syrian Protestant College), President Daniel Bliss declared:This college is for all conditions and classes of men without regard to colour, nationality, race or religion.
Think only of what we have suffered from a belief in the existence and overriding authority of a fighting instinct; from the doctrines of racial superiority and the metaphysics of blood and soil; from the belief that warfare between men or classes of men or nations represents a fulfilment of historical laws.
"There are just two classes of men in the world," Mr. Wolfe wrote, "men with suits whose buttons are just sewn onto the sleeve, just some kind of cheapie decoration, or -- yes! -- men who can unbutton the sleeve at the wrist because they have real buttonholes and the sleeve really buttons up".
Lévi-Strauss concluded that the distinction between the classes of man and animal serves as the conceptual basis for social differences.
By which, he soon made clear, he meant the most maligned class of men.
"They were well appearing and their kind treatment of our wounded stamped them as a fine class of men.
"This was a class of men who really tried to spend their time in community activities, as his wife did.
