Sentence examples for man school from inspiring English sources

The theology of the Siddhānta (Perfected Man) school of Śaivism was elaborated in Meykaṇṭār's Civañāṉa-pōtam (13th century).

IN the mid-1950's, the "angry young man" school of playwriting changed the landscape of British theater.

To the "great man" school of history Napoleon was grist to their mill, and his meteoric rise redefined the meaning of heroism in the modern world.

Tirumūlar was a mystic and reformer in the so-called Siddhānta (Perfected Man) school of Śaivism, which rejected caste and asceticism, and believed that the body is the true temple of Śiva.

As these virile titles suggest, McCain, like Winston Churchill in his collection of essays "Great Contemporaries" and John F. Kennedy in "Profiles in Courage," is a champion of the Great Man school of history.

In 1957, I returned as a free man (school was out for good) and, as luck would have it, I was befriended by Gianni Agnelli, the recently departed Fiat chairman.

"He really Eliza Doolittled us," Mr. Requa said, adding that the older man schooled them not only in screenwriting but also in fine dining and wine.

It was the perfect calling for a military man schooled in the former Soviet Union who made one of his first acts the imposition of an emergency law.

The Society's first president was Eanger Irving Couse, a man schooled at the Art Institute of Chicago, the National Academy of Design in New York and the Acad?e Julian in Paris.

President Obasanjo does not come from the blame-the-white-man school that holds long-dead imperialists responsible for all his continent's problems.

"A rump of interested scholars — mainly in France and Brazil — went on to pursue aspects of his work, but essentially Lévi-Strauss ended up as a one-man school, peddling a type of analysis that had become so utterly idiosyncratic that it was impossible to build on," he writes.