Sentence examples for manhood of from inspiring English sources
The defendant questioned the manhood of the prosecutors.
They vigorously questioned the intelligence, coordination and manhood of specific players.
They didn't want the manhood of the nation, so to speak, to be wiped out".
At another party in Key West, in 1936, a swaggering Stevens loudly impugned the manhood of Ernest Hemingway.
I am happy that today the military has recognized the humanity and manhood of those who seek help.
He divided world history into four epochs: the patriarchal Eastern empire, the brilliant Greek boyhood, the severe manhood of Rome, and the Germanic phase after the Reformation.
As my voice became more stable and my beard filled out, the novelty of manhood and of puberty slipped away, and I found myself slipping back into depression.
Christians profess a common loyalty to the Bible and a common acceptance of the twin dogmas of the Trinity (that the one God is three Persons Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) and the God-Manhood of Jesus (that Christ is both divine and human) but then divide in their doctrinal systems as they have developed historically.
"Choosing their own wife is a form of self-assertion, a way of exploring their manhood and of experiencing true love," says Mr Oto.
Most of these agile, ambitious poems begin with a notion of blue-collar manhood, full of rough edges, frustration, defiance and pride.
Most of those poems, though, begin in one place: a notion of blue-collar manhood, full of rough edges, frustration, defiance and pride.
