Sentence examples for established men from inspiring English sources
The Taliban commanders, on the other hand, were established men of war – locals who had been away for years fighting in Kashmir or Afghanistan, the product of Pakistan's four-decade flirtation with jihad as a way of waging proxy war.
To make his presentation to prospective investors, he borrowed a boardroom and with the help of his patron, the Rev. James Waddell Alexander of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, assembled some of most established men in New York.
Gareth Southgate believes England's 5-0 thrashing of Czech Republic has sent a pointed warning to Jesse Lingard and other absentee stars — that missing international duty is to risk a player's England career, given the new talent straining to take the spots of more established men.
The program established men as natural entrepreneurs rendering women as outsiders, and the only hope for entry in the entrepreneurial process was by learning how to emulate the behavior of the idealized male.
However, AXE is getting sprayed across the pecs of more established men: Marines.
The theme of the evening set Pioneering Women on a platform to interact with an audience but left even some established men with a spark.
It established Manning as one of the more formidable forces to be reckoned with within the modern US military, a reputation that she has more than lived up to since then.
It's hard to change widespread cultural values that establish men as the dominant and authoritarian figures in society.
In September 2010, he donated $88 million to establish men's and women's Division I hockey programs and to finance a new arena for them.
Oman taught the uniqueness and independence of the religious consciousness: the sense of "the sacred" establishes man as a personal being in the midst of natural process.
Inspired by the principles of Norwegian philosopher Arne Næss, he established the Foundation for Deep Ecology in 1990, concerned with re-establishing man as a member of the natural world and not its master.
