Sentence examples for man's language from inspiring English sources

If you can say "hello, please and thank you" in another man's language, he's going to be more lenient.

The old man's language is spoken again.

It means, in muck man's language, posh bantz.

During that time in prison a white man taught him the white man's language.

Each man's language reflects his physical state and degree of power.

With the man's language scattered and increasingly threatening, the police were sent to the home of Rick and Kathy Fee.

The Origin includes a famous passage where Darwin argues that a pedigree of man would also provide insight into the pedigree of man's languages, a genealogy that would provide the "filiations" of all tongues.

He learned his men's language, including the Gurkhas' other motto: "Hami jasto kohi chaina" – "there's no one quite like us".

Where there do seem to be empirically attested variations between women's and men's language use, such as that women use more "tag questions" ("It's a nice day, isn't it?"), Cameron argues that this, again, is owed to the present gender-biased distribution of social roles.

The second was that Ayaju told a story of two people who had taken a land case to the white men's court; the first man was lying but could speak the white men's language, while the second man, the rightful owner of the land, could not, and so he lost his case, was beaten and locked up, and ordered to give up his land.

Familial, social, and symbolic mechanisms of exchange have denied femininity its own images and language, fashioning women through men's language, images, and desires, and thereby producing an apparent, but false, symmetry within a single, monotonous, language.