Sentence examples for more influential men from inspiring English sources

As more influential men expound on the mindful benefits of meditation, from Congressman Tim Ryan to media entrepreneur Russell Simmons, the practice may seem more accessible -- or even masculine -- to men around the country.

Framingham women were considerably more influential than Framingham men.

In the end, few things are more influential on a man's psyche than the subtle gestures, invitations, openings and closings of the female body.

Although Hanna was reputed to control the administration's patronage, in fact, other men were more influential.

Parental socioeconomic status, measured as occupation, was estimated to be more influential to women's than to men's homeownership (compare Blaauboer 2010), whereas men's unemployment and enrollment in education had a stronger effect than women's.

"This is a shame on so many levels, especially given he knew Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband had agreed without hesitation, alongside many other influential men who were more than happy to call themselves feminists".

Women who chose psychiatry rated 'hours/working conditions' as more influential on their career choice than did men (62% of women, 54% of men; χ1 = 5.1, P<0.05).

I was about to find myself face to face with a man who was more influential in his absence than he could have been in his presence.

I'm not saying this emerging trend of the man braid is more influential than emerging markets on the global economic stage, but then again, I'm not ready to say it isn't.

He's not a leading man but perhaps something more influential: a near-constant presence on urban radio.

Finally, major expected differences in overall dietary composition, rather than how this alters POP exposure, might be a more influential factor on hormone levels in the studied men.