Sentence examples for men were intended from inspiring English sources
Ms. Winters said that ads featuring the two men were intended to reach men in the Bronx who do not identify themselves as gay.
One American recognizes his own impulse toward savagery and declares about war: "You feel that, after all, this is what men were intended for rather than to sit in easy chairs with a cigarette and whiskey, the evening paper or the best seller, and to pretend that such a veneer means civilization and that there is no barbarian behind your starched and studded shirt front".
In a Sudanese village, 30% of young women and 53% of young men were intended to circumcise their daughter, whereas 50% of young women and 38% of young men were sure not to let their daughter undergo FGM [ 11].
His great work, Die Erdkunde im Verhältniss zur Natur und zur Geschichte des Menschen ("Earth Science in Relation to Nature and the History of Man"), was intended as a world survey but was never completed.
Fraenger believes the man is intended to represent a genius, "he is the symbol of the extinction of the duality of the sexes, which are resolved in the ether into their original state of unity".
The defence team for WikiLeaks suspect Bradley Manning is intending to demonstrate at this month's military hearing that numerous warning bells were sounded about the US soldier's fragile emotional and mental stability before his arrest in May 2010 – but were consistently ignored by superiors.
Of 65,000 liable men, around 25,000 were intended to be called up for service.
Peter and Olivia find Gordon Stephen McHattiee) at the station, and bring him into custody; the man suggests the bombs were intended to eliminate agents working for the Observer.
(Both men deny that the gifts were intended as bribes).
The Creatures of Comfort signature line is fairly straightforward and practical; it seems to be going for a kind of oversize, Amish chicka-wah-wah: big unisex linen henley shirts ($135), tank dresses so tall and wide I actually asked one of the stress-free staff members if they were intended for men.
When he publicly declared that the Crips gang co-founder Stanley Tookie Williams — one of the prison's most famous inmates — was a con man whose later good works were intended solely to avoid execution, he lost the trust of many inmates he'd so carefully cultivated.
