Sentence examples for dazzling men from inspiring English sources

Now that I no longer need to worry about dazzling men with my nonexistent wit, I can focus on pleasing them with my fertility.

But only one had a career quite like Prince Naseem Hamed, the diminutive, crew-cut, god-fearing, subtlety-hating, flamboyant, street-wise, homoerotic Sheffield southpaw who won the World Title, went to prison, lost his house, and, for a brief time in the mid 90s, was one of the most dazzling men on earth.

His brace against Brazil were his first World Cup goals and came in a dazzling man-of-the-match performance.

McGuinness decommissioned minds with Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme, the most dazzling piece about men preparing to die you are ever likely to see.

John Guare's A Free Man of Color – a dazzling piece set in 19th-century New Orleans, produced last year at LCT – is the exception that proves the rule.

But if I was ever going to be a cool, sexy grown-up dazzling adult men, Pulp Fiction was my only hope.

When I first heard the young McFerrin in the 80s, he was the most dazzling one-man band and uncanny instrument mimic I'd ever heard.

And why would Taubman ever need to consult Sheridan when he had Fisher, his mentor and widely regarded as a dazzling finance man, and who called Sheridan daily?

It's hard to top Tveit but when Butz gets to knock it out of the park with "Don't Break The Rules," the audience is cheering him on as the underdog he is compared to our dazzling con man.

LIKE a dazzling sunset, the men's Olympic hockey tournament still glows in memory.

He thinks not only that dazzling women distract men, softening their brains, but also that they are a symptom of Western decadence.