Sentence examples for hands of man from inspiring English sources

At almost every turn at Villa Lorena, animals display indignities suffered at the hands of man.

His new album, The Hands of Man, will be released later this year.

While 30,000 red knots may sound like a lot, the population is vulnerable, whether at the hands of man or nature.

The poem finishes with a poignant warning of the otter's fate at the hands of man, where it "reverts to nothing at all,/ to this long pelt over the back of a chair".

'Trojan Horse', by Carrie Reichardt, had a skull for a face and, in Reichardt's words, "some pretty hard-hitting facts and pictures about the abuse that the horse has had to endure at the hands of man" presented as mosaics on its body.

But God has never given woman's individuality into the hands of man.

Trial by jury places judgment in the hands of men.

Many have suffered at the hands of men, or will by novel's end.

Today the future of the mafia is in the hands of men who are not peasants.

It soon becomes clear that Griffin too has suffered serious trauma at the hands of men.

Ms Rimington's is a catalogue of slights, frustrations and petty humiliations at the hands of men.