Sentence examples for defective man from inspiring English sources

You're just a normally defective man.

For most of Christian history, theologians held to Aristotle's view that a woman is essentially a defective man, inferior by nature — an argument that mortifies today's complementarians.

Other popular figures such as Julian Huxley (Aldous's older brother), a professional zoologist, were convinced that Britain faced "race suicide": "Every defective man, woman and child is a burden," Huxley feared, who would eventually "drag us down".

Many in the GOP seem to think women are basically defective men, creatures with weird body parts that lead us to demand special treatment free birth control to have all the sex we want, paid vacation in order to have babies.

This lowered level of desire for sex resulting from a man's defective seed thus also meant that a man was likely to have poor erections, further incapacitating his generative ability.

Several men in this family had a defective MAOA gene--none of the enzyme was found in their cerebrospinal fluid--and were prone to impulsive bouts of aggression.

Ms Gillard's legislative record was better than Mr Rudd's (she introduced the carbon tax), but the party barons ousted her this year and reinstalled Mr Rudd, in the hope that he could work his old magic with voters.The choice between a man with a defective manifesto and one with a defective personality is not appealing but Mr Rudd gets our vote, largely because of Labor's decent record.

Our findings support the notion that impaired biochemical coupling can cause defective hearing in mice and man (23).

The abnormal gene is very common, it turns out, and the scientists report that about a quarter of all men have two defective copies.

The Army's Special Operations Command (Socom) even grounded 40 MD500 Little Bird helicopters for a week on suspicion the two men had supplied defective parts.

The incidence of Leydig cell tumors in men who have a defective androgen receptor that makes them insensitive to androgens is considerably higher than for men without this syndrome (2.3% vs. ∼ 0.00004%).