Sentence examples for men which made from inspiring English sources

The lobby was crowded with men which made things worse.

He liked that Superman had been created by two Jewish men, which made him "the Jewish superhero".

A significant majority of those who had quit smoking were professional, affluent men, which made smoking a health problem increasingly associated with women and poverty.

In addition, the two said their industry of choice – tech – tends to be dominated by men, which made it more difficult for them to find women they could add to their social circles.

In Vaughan Williams's words, "It was now that Holst discovered the feeling of unity with his fellow men which made him afterwards a great teacher.

No wonder why, in July 2015, New York Fashion Week: Men's was introduced, following London Collections Men, which made its debut in 2012.

Leftish Democrats, meanwhile, think that marriage has been undermined by rising inequality, and especially the low wages of unskilled men, which make them less attractive as mates.

Women and young children are more likely to adhere to food taboos than men, which makes them more vulnerable to malnutrition.

Kerala also has India's lowest rates of maternal mortality as well as a population of 1,084 women per 1,000 men, which makes it the country's most female state.

Boyhood is at least incredibly sensitive and touching in considering all the violent forces – particularly those which come at the hands of abusive men – which make a man out of a boy.

Sather believes in magic men, which makes sense since he grew up as a coach and a general manager with one of the most magical of teams, the Edmonton Oilers, who had history's chief magic man, Wayne Gretzky.