Sentence examples for power of men from inspiring English sources
The power of men is illusory, the film suggests.
"Women have not had the opportunity to band together to challenge the power of men".
In short, has justice been served, or has the power of men won out once again?
The power of men, it is suggested, is illusory; the power of women is real.
And some of her novel's drama hinges on the simple, foolproof power of men and women to misunderstand each other.
Against terrorists, they are less effective than conventional weapons or the soft power of men and women with the skills to reach people's hearts and minds.
It claims to have built its philosophy on his objective of "increasing the power of man over nature and … the abolition of the power of man over man".
Why hast thou perplexed the power of man and the way of wisdom, by rushing forth on a darksome track?
SHAKESPEARE mused that "It is beyond the power of man to bring love and wisdom to an union".
Chairman Mao was wary of the scientific "élite," and he preached the power of "man over weapons".
Mr. Scully, too, wrote a book, "Dominion: The Power of Man, the Suffering of Animals and the Call to Mercy," a book about animal rights.
