Sentence examples for hearty man from inspiring English sources
Petro, who is a big, hearty man of intelligent appearance, says he does not believe in ghosts, but does not know what else to think.
"He is a hearty man, the kind that eats steak daily". This particular Coetzee, a "genial, ordinary" Vietnam-era Americouldun'tionary, couldn't be much further removed from the character readers might imagine glowering from behind the books.
Dr. von Braun, a hearty man with long, graying blond hair and a beard he grew on a recent vacation, is the space agency's best known official, even, better known than most of the astronauts.
And Henry VIII is remembered, still, as he has been for five centuries, as a huge, hearty man, chest broad as a wall, his legs arrogantly apart and his elbows flaunting his right to push everyone aside.
A hearty man with wit and studied stylelessness, he has endeared himself to people with his bent for rumpled suits, smudged suede shoes, cigars and pints and an ample shirt front.
He is a bluff, hearty man but he found it difficult to control the emotion in his voice as he told MPs that it was "with deepest regret I have to inform the House that an explosion has occurred within the precincts involving a car and a person as yet unidentified, who has been seriously injured".
American and South African gospel meet with hearty men's voices and dancing feet in this double bill.
At the time, mining firms were staffed by tough, hearty men who wanted to dig big holes in the ground; the interests of shareholders came a distant second.
In voterland there are plenty of straightforward hearty men like Abbott and plenty of women who are married to men like him.
Amampondo, from Cape Town, is a band built around percussion: up to three marimbas, drumming that steps up the momentum and a byplay of hearty men's and women's voices in harmony or jovial dialogue.
After the success of "The Full Monty" and the, er, release of "Waking Ned Devine," apparently someone felt that the hunger for comedy featuring pale, badly dressed, hearty men clutching pints of stout hadn't quite been satisfied yet.
