However, in E2-5, but not in E1, Locke emphasizes the fact that in his "walking man" example, the man either "continues the Action [of walking], or puts an end to it" (E2-5 II.xxi.24: 246).
Following man's example, things have also learned to dissemble.
In "A Single Man," for example, we meet a man a little past middle age, obsessed with his weight.
Man, for example, synthesizes about 10 of the 20 commonly encountered amino acids; these are termed nonessential amino acids.
If I come out to a straight man, for example, he always seems to take it in a sexual way.
One man, for example, was certain that what broke his line was a world-record-size fluke.
But I do enjoy embedding little bits of myself in places you'd never suspect - an old man, for example.
Kennewick Man, for example, the 10,000-year-old skeleton found in Washington State, is quite different from modern American Indians.
Pat Foley was a giant of a man, an example to us all, and we will miss him.
What's the effect on people, wIthout having to deplikeit to the whole world.
