Sentence examples for mass of men from inspiring English sources
Thoreau had it wrong when he said, "The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation".
Thoreau wrote: "The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation".
'The mass of men,' writes Thoreau, 'lead lives of quiet desperation.' Pah!
No, it was a solid mass of men jammed together like a wall across the road.
By none, of course; Thoreau could not have been less interested in how the mass of men actually lived.
Research among New Englanders turns up essay on economy "The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation".
The fighting involved masses of men, masses of artillery, and masses of casualties.
"Now I have masses of men's vintage clothing in storage, surrounded by mothballs".
Jean Jaurès defined the proletariat as "masses of men who collectively love peace and hate war".
McClellan immediately set about doing what he did best: preparing masses of men to fight.
Political struggle is commemorated in two photographs of the Solidarity logo spelled out on the docks at Gdansk by masses of men wearing white or red.
