Sentence examples for ideas of men from inspiring English sources

Our intellectuals were too busy learning Western ideologies of one kind or another -- and they left the newly urbanized Muslim masses to the half-baked ideas of men like Mr. Maudoodi and Mr. Qutb and eventually Mr. bin Laden.

While it's understandable that women might assert political power this way – and a form of sexual control too – in communities where they're marginalised, sex strikes are also clearly problematic, reasserting old ideas of men as sexually predatory and essentially entitled to sex, while women must protect their honour at all costs, and can only effect change through their bodies.

"They split ideas of men and women".

Before further experimentation could be implemented, World War II interrupted any ideas of men taking time off for Scouting.

Modern ideas of men as rational/unemotional and women intuitive/irrational seem to arise from a theory by Norman Geschwind and his colleagues in the 1980s.

No matter how much I dislike the ideas of men like Ben Carson, I can't deny an appeal in their willingness to, as Ralph Nader puts it, "shake things up". To ostensibly say what they think -- without excessive qualification or ersatz equivocation.

Men's rights movements champion the idea of men as 'victims' (in the face of women's empowerment) through an analysis that ignores the structural dimensions of men's power (Maddison 1999).

Few things are as endlessly fascinating as the idea of men on other planets.

"We haven't really taken on board the idea of men cooking," said Volodimir.

Still, the idea of men using Botox, which is made by Allergan, is hardly mainstream.

The press loves the idea of men of good will working behind closed doors to hammer out their differences.