On the other hand, women's "commitment level" to their partners goes down if they are shown pictures not of handsome men but of powerful men.
Batsheva's father was also a man of powerful religious conviction who woke daily at 3 a.m. and wrote Torah commentaries till dawn.
In 1849, he turned up in a twenty-five-cent novel published in Boston, Charles Averill's "Kit Carson," in which Carson, who was five feet four, is described as "a man of powerful proportions and Herculean stature".
He was a gentle Swede, an orderly man, a man of powerful memory who could recall exactly how he had gone about laying the concrete steps at his cabin 30 years before and recall this in such excruciating detail that you wanted to jump out the window.
She has, to put it mildly, an ability to navigate the world of powerful, problematic men.
Oh well then, let's have done with it and admit it's just a titillating yarn of human foibles, of powerful men and striking women.
We were irresponsible young men in charge of powerful machinery.
A man of vigorous, powerful intellect and wide learning, Krleža wrote with great intensity, fearlessly criticizing political and social injustices.
All this makes Mr. Kean sound like a typical political appointment -- a man of the powerful, not of the people.
By The New Yorker October 23, 2017 In "Limits of Power," Jia Tolentino writes about Harvey Weinstein and the limits of powerful men.
