Sentence examples for distinct men from inspiring English sources
A sad parable of just how far this pattern has played out: as Karen Filippelli, the savvy yet sympathetic new girl on Season 3 of "The Office," I had a distinct men's-wear vibe.
Therefore, there are not many distinct men present where we thought that there was only Socrates.
So, there are now two numerically distinct men where it initially appeared there was one.
Hence, it is easy to generate an indefinite number of numerically distinct men where commonsense tells us that there is only one.
She sang freely, exuberantly; he sang with the distinct man-aghast phrasing made famous by the "Once in a Lifetime" video and "Stop Making Sense".
As consequence, the use of the Hills and Mader (1997) equation adopting distinct Manning coefficient is not always rigorous.
One could even repudiate them all, but still identify oneself as a man or a woman in terms of what one sees as distinct roles men and women ought to play in bringing about a just future (one that may or may not include gender distinctions).
They competed across three sports (track and field, swimming and weightlifting) and four distinct events (men's 100 meters and women's discus throw in track and field, men's 100 meters breaststroke in swimming, and men's heavyweight in weightlifting).
Those changes were more distinct in men than in women (lower prevalence rates in 13 of the 21 syndromes in men compared to lower prevalence rates in 6 of the 21 syndromes in women and identical prevalence rates in 2 of the 21 syndromes).
When he left the group home at age 16, he entered a split life as two distinct young men -- one bright and curious, the other a minor thug.
Overall, women are not specified as medically distinct from men, and where they do occur, discussions of sexual difference are usually linked to specific questions of fertility and reproduction (e.g., Huang Di neijing suwen 1.3.8 and 7.2.26).
