Sentence examples similar to dreaded man from inspiring English sources

There is one voice for the loyal masses, another for the dreaded men in suits.

In fact, today's arrival of a young social scientist named Deo Komakech, with his notebook and video-recorder, marks the first time that the people who lived through the attack by Joseph Kony's dreaded men have been asked about it.

Her concerns were so great that she had resolved not to let her son go into the dreaded men's room zone solo until about age 9.

So, single and lesbian moms, enjoy your evening out with your kids and have no fear of the dreaded men's room.

The 3-1 recofd of Sanchez will go one way or the other next Sunday against the dreaded Hoodie Man.

The value of a publishing house — and now an imprint — has been its function as that dreaded straw man of the self-publishing gurus: a gatekeeper.

And Grant had a very particular somebody in mind, a leader he persistently disparaged because he dreaded the man as a rival: Maj.

Coming reality series on Spike will also take that tack, Mr. Schuurmans said, citing "Bar Rescue," about a consultant who helps failing bars; "Car Boss," a consultant who helps failing auto dealerships; and "Repo Games," which will offer owners of cars about to be repossessed a chance to avoid the dreaded repo man.

We spoke of her own mother's obsession with cleanliness, which sprang from her fear of the dreaded "welfare man", a government employee who could come to your house and demand to be let inside to ensure your house was clean, that there was adequate food available, that the children were going to school.

And its ability to show how easily the lines between good and evil can blur — symbolized so powerfully by the dreaded No Man's Land separating armies, a spot that becomes a key focal point late in the play.

In it, the poker-faced Nader is one of the last "hu-mans" in existence, battling against the dreaded Ro-man, a gorilla in a space helmet.