Sentence examples for falling man from inspiring English sources
He's always falling, man.
Richard Drew's photograph of the falling man.
I've never seen such a terrible thing as that falling man".
For example, as Einstein put it, a freely falling man would not feel his own weight.
It involves a falling man landing face-up on a banister.
Like Clarissa Dalloway, she is haunted by a falling man — only here Suzannah actually sees the man jump.
Does the falling man in the opening credits allude to how a lifetime in advertising will slowly kill you?
One, highly subjective, is the view of the falling man himself, for whom time stops until he regains control; this makes the piece a meditation on infirmary.
It makes me feel like a falling man of history, unable to do anything to resist an unendurable destiny of social disempowerment and political vulnerability.
Bowie sounds like a man coming apart — "I'm falling, man / I'm choking, man / I'm fading, man" — but it feels like Newton talking.
The image of a falling man — which resonates in New York because of 9/11 — is particularly jarring when you look up and see it, as you do on Seventh Avenue and 30th Street.
