Sentence examples for concern of men from inspiring English sources

In advanced consumer societies, it is said, these "narcissistic" values are more and more the concern of men as well.

But go to the house and tend to your work, to your loom and distaff, and direct your handmaids to ply their work; war is the concern of men, all men, and me most of all, who live in Ilion".

Croggon also explicitly relates vendetta to patriarchy: "As it is about honor, it is the concern of men: women might suffer its cruelties but they are not permitted into its workings".

But I believe that female therapists who are educated in men's issues and sympathetic to the concerns of men can also be helpful to male clients.

Croatian naive painting, through a simple depiction of the timeless concerns of men and women, struck a universal chord in the mid- to late 20th century and brought worldwide fame to its main exponents, Ivan Generalić, Ivan Rabuzin, and Ivan Lacković-Croata Lacković-Croata

"These sort of fish people of color, and the white half-fish mermaids are often depicted as living a very care free life, not worrying about the sorts of concerns of men, as sort of commerce and industry," said professor Kokai.

"Ed Miliband is committed to leading Britain through the challenges ahead, to offering that hope and transforming our country in order to take on both the opportunities and pitfalls of globalisation, and to hear and respond to fears and concerns of men and women across the country".

In "Excalibur," the magician Merlin (played by Nicol Williamson) is a creature who knows that his time is coming to an end -- that his powerful vision of the natural and the supernatural world is inexorably giving way to the more mundane concerns of men like Arthur and his knights.

Objective: To examine the thoughts and concerns of men contemplating vasectomy before speaking to a physician as well as their partner's role in reaching this decision.

Conclusion: The current study underscored the importance of gender differences in health perceptions related to HF. Patient teaching and counseling can be tailored to address the gender-specific concerns of men and women suffering with this condition to improve patient outcomes.

Sophocles wrote: "All concerns of men go wrong when they wish to cure evil with evil".