Sentence examples for form of man's from inspiring English sources

A sampling of six, chosen from dozens, illustrates the tendentious readings of Kass: The "institution of stable domestic arrangements for rearing the young depends on some form of man's rule over woman".

I suppose that sounds exaggerated; but if you do for five years a job that you thoroughly disapprove of, you will probably feel the same…I felt that I had got to escape not merely from imperialism but from every form of man's dominion over man.

Haunted by the victims of its everyday violence, he struggled to expiate his guilt and 'escape not merely from imperialism but from every form of man's dominion over man'.

They do not impose their ideology on the faithful, but suggest that vaccination constitutes "a form of man's management of the world".

Crying is part of the energy of women, just as big muscles are a natural form of men's energy.

Is Taylor, especially as a wicketkeeper, or even Edwards, good enough to one day play some form of men's representative cricket ?

The approach incorporates the effects of bottom friction in the form of Manning's formula.

After examining the various forms of man's cultural expression, he concluded that man is essentially characterized by his unique ability to use the "symbolic forms" of myth, language, and science as a means of structuring his experiences and thereby understanding both himself and the world of nature.

As a result, they analyze rape as one of multiple forms of men's sexual violence and exploitation, looking at their interconnections and how they work in concert to maintain and reinforce women's oppression.

The Scot described Nestor and Zimonjic as the form team of men's doubles.

Anina formed as a result of man's desire to effectively exploit nature.