Sentence examples for man was reduced from inspiring English sources

The poor man was reduced to japery.

The public was clearly eager to grasp this scientific revolution, in which man was reduced to an aberrant ape and God to a powerless bystander.

The prison sentence for a Vineland man was reduced last week to 7 years from 12 years to conform with a recent ruling by the United States Supreme that overturned New Jersey's 1981 bias crime law.

This big, handsome man was reduced to a whisper at the end.

Each man was reduced in rank to Seaman Apprentice and sentenced to 15 years of hard labor to be followed by dishonorable discharge.

Former NBA player and TNT sports analyst Charles Barkley is rarely at a loss for words, but Sunday on stage at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, the mountain of a man was reduced to silent spasms of laughter as a troupe of improv comedians spun sketches from his monologues about childhood, race and fellow sports figures.

We watch in pity and terror as a once proud man is reduced to almost nothing.

By the end of the episode though, this man is reduced to spinning a feeble yarn about his having been comforting Sylvia (rather than comforting his own libido).

The first section of the book, "Cross-­Correspondences," is largely concerned with the moral philosopher and economist Henry Sidgwick, and his conviction that in the absence of an eternal soul the life "of every normal man is reduced to hopeless anarchy".

The premise of Love Thy Neighbour was pretty straightforward: West-Indian couple moves next door to white English couple, white man is reduced to quivering, chubby mess of postcolonial anxiety….

A post-apocalypse world, ruled by a fiendish demagogue, where, despite the presence of technology, man is reduced to a primitive nomadic existence.