Sentence examples for meaning of man from inspiring English sources

In his poem The Sphinx, Ralph Waldo Emerson claimed its riddle was "the meaning of man".

For Ms. Wu, the word's ancient meaning of "teacher" is more relevant than its contemporary meaning of man; it can be understood as a gender-neutral accolade.

But, in the end, it is the threat of universal extinction hanging over all the world today that changes, totally and forever, the nature of reality and brings into devastating question the true meaning of man's history.

Because there were only a few extant ancient testimonies, confusion arose as to the precise meaning of man's supreme good.

But because he was a gentle soul, who found himself, at a very young age, searching for the meaning of man.

Regardless of what meaning of "man up" Tea Partiers Palin, Angle, O'Donnell, and Bachmann say they intended, these emasculating taunts mark a significant u-turn for women in American politics.

"The security forces don't know the meaning of humanity," another man said.

12. Thanks to skating, you learned the true meaning of, "One man's trash is another man's treasure".

It's hard to believe that in 2015, we're still debating about the meanings of men's tears.

Will we have to read even more stories like this obsessing about the hidden meaning of a man's haircut?

The effective and clever narrative gimmick is that Welles's life is presented as Welles presented the life of William Randolph Hearst -- in flashback, with a reporter seeking the meaning of the man's dying utterance.