Sentence examples for organisation men from inspiring English sources

Organisation men were conformists to their fingertips.

Monorail is not a firm that most 1950s organisation men would recognise.

Some Pakistanis, such as Mo, are happy to be organisation men; others, such as Shaf, are freebooting opportunists.

There are nifty hats everywhere - on the crowded platform as the husbands wait for their train to work, then bobbing down the staircases of Grand Central Station as the organisation men head for their offices.

In "The Hours", a 2002 Oscar-winning film, the actor John Reilly plays a character who lives in a 1950s Los Angeles suburban bungalow, just as Whyte's organisation man lived in "the new suburbia, the packaged villages that have become the dormitory of the new generation of organisation men".

The New York Times praised Whyte for recognising that "the entrepreneurial scramble to success has been largely replaced by the organisational crawl".Half a century on, organisation man seems almost extinct, though occasionally he can still be spotted in Hollywood.

He could have become an organisation man.

Moreover, he was an organisation man.

The organisation man ReprintsTailgating is powered by twisted logic and mitigating technology.

At first sight, Emerson looks like a company in which organisation man would feel at home.

In 1956 William Whyte lamented in "The Organisation Man" that bosses were becoming anonymous conformists, ruling by consensus rather than charisma.