Sentence examples for notable men from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, the inclusion of less notable men would decrease the average notability of men in Wikipedia.

Although some notable men became Muggletonians, the group's notions provoked much opposition.

They were used to mark the graves of notable men or to indicate the perimeters of ceremonial grounds.

The men, though, were allowed more leeway – escapism, apparently, doesn't extend to the face and physique of notable men.

The January issue has short interviews with notable men, called "The Meaning of Life: Good Advice for Challenging Times".

In March, Mr. Granger decided to suspend the awards in favor of a more earnest feature he created -- mini-interviews with notable men called "What I've Learned".

And the most notable man who did – Jeb Bush, the latest offspring of a political dynasty – built a $100m war chest but allowed himself to be defined and destroyed by Trump.

If we only look at people born since 1900, we see that women are 12% more notable than men, while limiting our dataset to people born before 1900 indicates that women are 4% less notable than men.

Moreover, the researchers found the effect was notable in men under age 45. "Trans fats were most strongly linked to worse memory in young and middle-aged men, during their working and career-building years," Golomb said.

Gov. Deval Patrick stood before the Morehouse College Class of 2015 to deliver his commencement address, he joined a host of notable black men, who, in recent years have ascended to the heights of American public service and have too charged black men and boys to be exceptional.

Since the crisis hit in September 2008, there has been wide notice taken of the fact that those responsible were, with no notable exceptions, men.