Sentence examples for man of men from inspiring English sources

Then there was Andy Murray, the perennial nearly man of men's professional tennis, etched in recent memory by his tearful loss to Roger Federer last month as the first Briton in 74 years to reach the Wimbledon men's singles final.

Early in his life Siddig worked in a vintage clothing shop and correctly identifies the bold flower dress I am wearing as a "1940s rayon dress, quite pretty" words I do not expect to be in a man's vocabulary, let alone this man of men, about whom his Cairo Time director Ruba Nadda said "I had been obsessed with Alexander..

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When Europeans first rounded the Cape of Good Hope, they encountered herding people, whom they called Hottentots (a name now considered pejorative) but who called themselves Khoekhoe, meaning "men of men".

The Declaration of the Rights of Man declared men, not women, "free and equal in rights".

And the idea of man and men and manhood.

Most men are men of the land; that's just the way it is.

Yes, black women are sometimes taken for granted by black men, and men of other races.

I think everyone should support Asian men and men of all kinds.

African-American and White men were more commonly circumcised than Hispanic men and men of Asian/ Pacific Islander descent.

I don't like the idea of the exploitation of man by man.