Sentence examples for man which are from inspiring English sources

It takes the eye of God to see, in the acts of man, which are the children of delight and which the dead ends of despair.

Now, instead, it is William and Wendy who are unraveling in the twin worlds of "The Drowned Man," which are intriguingly delineated.

It is a show that pulls no punches about the failings or vulnerabilities of Einstein the man, which are crystallized by two exhibits in particular, one near the beginning of the show, the other near the end.

For 13 weeks Sir Kenneth has been delivering a weekly Sunday night (with a Friday repeat) lecture on art and architecture, literature and history – all those various outputs of man which are vaguely lumped together as civilisation.

Instead of fermenting in barrels, the wine will be placed in large terracotta pots – traditionally big enough to hold a man – which are buried to the neck in the ground, lined inside with beeswax to make them impermeable and left open during fermentation before being sealed shut with clay or resin.

As the carrier of Chinese culture, Chinese traditional architecture emphasizes natural landscape and expresses the concepts of "oneness of nature and man", which are consistent with the modern desire of "living in nature".

This time around, Mr. Cooper is functioning solely as leading man, which is to the good.

Nelson Mandela was an extraordinary man which is why he also became a myth.

Then he played The Elephant Man, which was only me with a bag over my head".

"I wanted to make the serial killer a lovable man, which is hard to do.

According to Lange: "He's a great man, a natural man, which is rare.