Sentence examples for much of man from inspiring English sources

He wrote much of "Man and Nature" at a manor, flocked with starlings, in the Po valley.

How much of man's conception of the world reflects an independent reality, and how much of it is made up by us?

And beavers, forced out decades ago when the landscape was engineered for collective agriculture, have already undone much of man's work and restored one of central Europe's great marshlands.

Lily Tomlin said, "Man invented language to satisfy his deep need to complain," and much of man's complaining happens in the workplace.

Much of Manning's life – his gender identity disorder, tendency toward emotional outbursts and loneliness – has been well documented.

There's a feeling of boyish waywardness to much of men's dressing right now, from signet rings to rumpled collars and cowlicks.

"Where I come from," says a schoolgirl shocked by this spectacle, "they don't think much of men who are bossed about by their wives".

NBC did not make much of Manning's vehement objection to the call, voiced on the sideline to Coughlin; Manning's certainty that his right foot was still on the line led to the decision to challenge the penalty.

Like much of men's clothing, the double-breasted suit is descended from 17th-century military uniforms and frock coats.

"Much of men's identity and sense of purpose is tied up with having a job.

So much of men and women's behavior is programmed, hard-wired in our brains, and also culturally influenced.