Sentence examples for needed to man up from inspiring English sources
"It taught me I needed to man up a little bit.
"I thought it was wimpish having it just drawn on and I needed to man up".
"When I saw it in a preview of the film I thought, 'That's a bit feeble.' I thought it was wimpish having it just drawn on and I needed to man up," he said.
NPR really needed to man up and make a change or else have an exchange where they aired this stuff out and decided how to proceed.
I need to man up when it comes to touring!
"He needs to man up and leader up and run his own race," Mr. Meek said.
But until then, we may need to man up and face facts.
"To use a psychological term," he said, "this guy would just really need to man up".
Andrew David Hornsbyy) needs to man up when the new owner of the men's magazine he writes for decides to appeal to a younger, nonreading demographic.
This bill doesn't have a soft heart; it has a purple face, shrieking over a Courvoisier that a generation of nancies needs to man up a bit.
We must get away from this hackneyed old rubbish about police officers needing to man up, be tough, stop whining about hard work, scary gangs, sexism, racism etc.
