Sentence examples for moreover a man from inspiring English sources

"He was, moreover, a man who had frequently had people killed and who had already once tried to kill Hani".

Moreover, a man who has prosecuted whistle-blowers and activists who had tried to bring the guilty to justice in Gujarat is hardly someone who is open to a debate and dialogue.

Moreover, a man who is not sensually fulfilled is an imperfect man; when that fulfilment comes, a man becomes more complete and that can help the writer.' Naipaul, who was in a passionless marriage for much of his life, has found something like that fulfilment only recently.

Moreover, a man of my generation, unlike my Dad's, is taught no codified language to signal attraction to a woman in a non-threatening way.

Moreover, a man and a woman subjected to 14-hour nights for 15 weeks experienced a disturbing loss of pituitary volume.

Moreover, a man with an AGDAS below the median was 7.3 times as likely to have a sperm concentration in the subfertile range (< 20 × 10/mL) as a man with an AGDAS above the median.

Moreover, if a man contemplates marriage and starts paying lobola -- the bride price, calculated in cows but often paid in cash -- he believes that he owns the woman.

Moreover, while a man seeing a woman's genitals may constitute a violation of her privacy, a woman seeing a man's may involve his committing an indecency offense against her (327).

Moreover, being a "man" across the sports world too often means racking up a huge number of sexual conquests and guzzling copious amounts of alcohol in front of your brethren.

Moreover, for a man thought to be the richest individual ever to run for president, even the $102 million number seems low: By contrast, Mitt Romney and his wife Ann gave 29.4percentt of their $13 million-plus income to charity the year before his 2012 presidential run, according to his personal tax disclosures.

Moreover, what was a man like Dr. Hatfill who had served in the armed forces of two white racist governments (Rhodesia and South Africa) doing in a U.S. Army lab working with Ebola?