Sentence examples for classical man from inspiring English sources

The final scherzo movement sees the classical man set upon rather amusingly by the modern woman.

The classical man ignores then dominates the willful modern woman, who's become a kind of farcical pest; the classical woman and the modern man seem more compatible.

The image is almost classical – man in his natural state in an unsullied landscape – but the intense stare and shaved head hints at the social discontent that often drives this kind of retreat from mainstream in the US.

I suppose I'm more of a classical music man - Beethoven, that sort of thing.

Many consider Blue Velvet his greatest picture (he had made the classical Elephant Man by then and the sci-fi curio Dune); others prefer Wild at Heart or the Twin Peaks series, which was justifiably cultish.

Alexei Ratmansky, 45 Choreographer Alexei Ratmansky is a classical-ballet man, but seldom in the grandest manner.

It employs a strict division of labor between the sexes (women on point and in classical tutus, men doing the partnering).

For the Classical age, men are the locus of representations but not, as for Kant, their source.

I've seen the Poofs in action, and though they are awesome, they represent an intermediate step between the classical clay-man puppet, and the premise that everything is a puppet.

Modernity is the age of mass society, of the rise of the social out of a previous distinction between the public and the private, and of the victory of animal laborans over homo faber and the classical conception of man as zoon politikon.

With respect to the first group of issues, the model reasons from the classical economic 'rational man' perspective, in which it was presumed that people carefully use all information available to them.