Sentence examples for men by making from inspiring English sources

She's retained power over men by making them love her.

Patriarchy also oppresses men by making them unable to discuss their feelings without feeling unmanly or weak, he said.

(Would the political aspirant of "The Candidate" have ended up as so insulated a personage?) Winter is trying to break the men by making them build a replica of a castle in the prison yard -- as if this movie needed one more metaphor -- and when the men do a sloppy job, Irwin says to the prisoners, "It's not his castle, it's yours".

"I'm not about to raise two boys to be men by making them believe that they are entitled to something just because they tried their best," he posted on Instagram.

Their shelves should stay bare, he said, "until they earn a real trophy". "I'm not about to raise two boys to be men by making them believe they are entitled to something just because they tried their best," Harrison wrote.

Obama's Chicago-based team is trying to make up for Romney's big lead among white men by making appeals to several other groups, including women, Hispanics and young voters.

He says Box tries to "fight the man" by making software from a consumer standpoint so it can easily be downloaded to any device and remain secure.

Coombs contends that the president exerted improper sway on the prosecution of Manning by making comments about him at a fundraising event in April in which he said Manning "broke the law".

We celebrate them as decisive men who, by making the right choices, seemed to define and control the events of their times.

Not in Hollywood those movies you also referenced are often written by men, directed by men, made by men.

Brooks has committed one of the habitual errors of liberal-Hollywood nice-guyism: he has tried to make a man good by making him sexless.