"I wanted a real cross section of men who dance.
Compacted into an 80-minute mishmash of interviews, confessions and sketches, melded into a shaky mosaic, the answers from a cross section of men are shallow, self-serving and ultimately unenlightening.
As explained in Section 2.1, we focus here on the cross section of men of working age observed in 2006, among whom we identify individuals who emigrated after this date.
Some came straight from work as janitors, cooks, vendors, furniture makers and more, a cross section of working men who said they believed that Mr. bin Laden was a champion of Islam, if not more.
From there, the game spread quickly, especially in New York, where a wide cross section of young men and women, as varied as Wall Street bankers and rock musicians, has taken part, including indie bands like Frightened Rabbit and Deer Tick, said Jay Belin, a talent booker for the Mercury Lounge who created You Got Iced, a blog, in May to document icings.
The campaign's models were chosen from a cross section of young men living in South Florida's LGBT community.
"In the past couple of seasons, we've had a much bigger cross-section of men in our stores.
Nevertheless, this pilot study does illustrate the potential of the community jury approach to instruct a cross-section of men of different ages, with different backgrounds and educational levels.
There were two groups of male HIV-negative patients as follows: First, 98 heterosexual men randomly chosen from patients visiting the dermatological outpatient clinic representing a cross-section of men attending a university hospital in Austria, with no bias as to social or economic status.
Miss Nagel has attended dancing schools (Knickerbocker and Barclay); served as junior chairwoman of charities; and dated a cross section of interesting young men in New York and Europe, including a duke with a castle.
Eventually he started listening more carefully to the stories of his fellow travelers, spending much of the last 10 years on the road for Harper's Magazine and The New Yorker, absorbing himself in the lives of a strange cross section of America: con men and fugitives, radicals and rap stars, addicts and politicians.
