Sentence examples for corporate men from inspiring English sources

It is composed of nine white corporate men.

"All the big, corporate men saw Christina Hendricks play the bombshell secretary on 'Mad Men' and fell in love.

I also tried corporate men with power and private boxes at sports arenas, who flew first-class and hoarded the little soaps at five-star hotels.

"I wanted them to understand the difference of somebody coming from what they perceive as poverty and a broken home and disadvantaged, that this person could be on top of your son, sons of congressmen, corporate men, lawyers, all that.

That I have become a symbol of sartorial liberation says less about me than about what wimps corporate men have turned into as they don their dry-cleaned dungarees, Missoni sweaters and $200 sneakers to proclaim their dressed-down sang-froid.

At times the dryness draws attention to Pop's shortcomings: his voice sounds almost like a caricature of itself now, and his lyrics aren't always the sharpest: Vulture is a metaphor about corporate men ("His evil breath / Smells just like death / He takes no chances / He knows the dances") that would make a 14-year-old proud.

Mr. Bush, the corporate man, could be governor of any state.

As Antony Jay points out, corporate man is a very recent animal.

By contrast, the corporate man's tie suggests power, authority and unflappable decorum.

He is more of a corporate man rather than an innovative retailer, despite the success of Topshop and Topman".

He is corporate man, a blue-chip technocrat boasting degrees from Yale and Johns Hopkins.