Sentence examples for common man's from inspiring English sources

These deals have a way of getting under the common man's skin and every decade or so, a politician yells, "What's going on here?" Since the 1980's, a key skeptic has been Samuel Lazinger, a town board member.

Religion, Marx said, was the common man's opium.

"He became sort of the common man's voice.

This has breached the common man's trust in politics.

Reached last week, Caro neatly encapsulates the common man's view of foie gras.

"The reason I love Cornell, we're the common man's Ivy League.

There was the common man's outfit, the combination of affordable elements that couldn't lose.

When speaking before a crowd, Mr. Navalny projects a raw, common-man's charisma.

Gupta's material, in the 2007 "Spill," for example, take the common-man's tin dishware and make it not only glamourous but tarnished.

Common Man's Front In the chaotic aftermath of the second world war, Roman writer Guglielmo Giannini founded the Fronte dell'Uomo Qualunque (Common Man's Front).

He cites the rise of the anti-politics Common Man's Front, which took a million votes in the election of 1946 (motto: "Get off My Case").