Sentence examples for of a fallen man from inspiring English sources
At Terror's feet lies the body of a fallen man, his eyes open in horror.
In particular, Jesus' right hand, previously barely noticeable at his side, can now be seen just above the raised hand of a fallen man, as if in blessing.
By the documentary's close, Mr Siegel is reduced to the status of a fallen man: sat at home in his underpants, surrounded by piles of bills, snarling at his wife and children.
By turns clever, impassioned, incoherent and silly, "Revolver," the fourth film by the writer and director Guy Ritchie, is a macho parable of a fallen man striving for grace.
That makes it easier to embellish the stuff of soap opera with hifalutin themes like the rescue of one artist by another, the redemption of a fallen man through the love of a woman.
What was essential to Victorian England was that women stayed "pure" (there was, unsurprisingly, no parallel narrative of a "fallen man") and what happened to the mothers who arrived with their babies at the Foundling hospital, as played out across the art and literature and music of the century, was to be a lesson to all the rest.
Mr. Saint-Josephs, the schoolteacher, is a fallen man even before he commits the unforgivable offense of cutting off Kaia's dreadlocks.
Charles Bukowski towers over a curious horse and a fallen man.
No one came to attack a fallen man.
"For within is a fallen man seeking redemption".
He thrusts his arms in the air and again steps over a fallen man.
