Sentence examples for historical man from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this section is to provide historical man hour data to compile accurate piping estimates.

His film, he insists, is purely about the historical "man god", and so has made no secret of showing Alexander's love for his friend Hephaestion.

It's about an historical man who walked the earth 2,000 years ago in a land that the Romans called Palestine.

For example, like a poem by Horace, Utopia is framed by a dialogue between "Thomas More" (the historical man a character in his own fiction) and a seafaring philosopher named Raphael Hythloday.

Curated by David Campany, it ranged from the vernacular (postcards of American dust storms) to the art historical (Man Ray's Dust Breeding, a photograph of dust-coated glass in Duchamp's studio).

This construction may be boring and hopeless for Hollywood or the West End, but it is the closest we are likely to get to a picture of the historical man.

The Brooklyn Museum of Art mounted a major show about historical men's fashion in 1976.

Over the long weekend, Twitter collectively joined forces by pointing out centuries of famous fictional and historical men's awful behavior with a meme disguised as dating advice.

This historical no man's land is where the Romans decided to draw the north-western boundary of their empire.

Her work divides into the autobiographical (The Bottle Factory Outing, Injury Time, An Awfully Big Adventure) and historical (Every Man for Himself, Master Georgie, According to Queeney).

He stretched himself honorably in "To All My Friends on Shore," a TV melodrama about a poor dying junk dealer who slowly poisons the lives of his family, and the historical drama "Man and Boy".