Sentence examples for men defined from inspiring English sources
Camus' story is that of a group of men, defined by their gathering around and against the plague.
Another judge, Reggie Walton, who is handling the challenges of more than a dozen men, defined "substantial support" as membership in "the 'armed forces' of an enemy organization".
Minority men (defined as African-American, Hispanic/Latino or Asian) experienced a slowdown, representing 10% of the new independent directors, down from 14% last year.
Instead, he said, its purpose was to fight the perception that the actions, or inactions, of a handful of men defined the university.
That is the tendency of all too many young men, defined as those 18 to 34, to settle disputes with guns.
Ms. Bolick's argument, in a nutshell: women have never before faced a landscape with such a shortage of "marriageable" men — defined by her as "those who are better educated and earn more" than women do.
And men define what's feminine.
"It was a tough day for me because a lot of men define their life by their careers," he said.
That tells you how entrenched the view has been that men define theatre and women are allowed to contribute".
The idea was to explore how gay men define themselves, not in terms of sex but in terms of taste.
Her book is an antidote to simplistic notions of class structure, because it makes clear that these men define who is above and below them in the pecking order primarily in moral, not economic terms.
