Sentence examples for define a man from inspiring English sources
That doesn't define a man," said Alexander.
Like all famous brands, just "Louis" is enough, three and a half centuries on, to define a man, enduring French taste and a historic period in time.
The jittery fingers, the jiggling legs, the throaty expulsions of breath, the neck that seems instinctively to stretch itself away from confrontation: all these details add up to define a man who is both achingly restless and directionless.
The Push festival, showcasing some of Manchester's most exciting theatre-makers, continues at Home, where Babel Theatre perform You Must Be the One to Bury Me (until Thursday), exploring love and memory, and Hercules Productions' Prison Game (from tonight until Thursday) looks at how being in prison can define a man.
We all know how to define a man anatomically.
But what are the moments that define a man?
It's perverse in the service of defining a man of great perversity.
Even more than the Second World War, service in the Civil War (on one side or the other) defined a man's politics, and for many, his fitness for office.
"A name defines a man's essence".
Leandra defines a man repeller as "she who outfits herself in a sartorially offensive mode that may result in repelling members of the opposite sex.
Our findings suggest that the influence of masculinity on men's access to ART has stemmed from society's perception of what defines a man and how a man should behave.
