Sentence examples for redheaded man from inspiring English sources
This redheaded man, we learn, "had no eyes or ears".
He was the redheaded man in a coat that advertised, among other things, Mane n' Tail Shampoo, an equine beauty aid that that has crossed over to human use.
In "Blue Notebook #10," for example, Kharms starts out conventionally enough ("There was a redheaded man... ..) but then, as if reacting against all the common ways a writer might further describe this redheaded man, veers off in a mini-critique of the descriptive tradition itself.
During the Republican convention, after a group making a film was arrested, a redheaded man standing on the street pounded on the back window of a police van, urging that the people inside be let go.
The collection and the show begin with a Freud painting from 1962, "Redheaded Man No. 2," a dour but juicily brushed portrait of a painter, Timothy Behrens, his long face a rough terrain of bulges and angular planes.
By the end of the story — a scant two paragraphs later — our poor redheaded man has also been shorn of his mouth, nose, arms, legs, stomach, back, spine and insides.
He decided redheaded men were having their "moment".
The video, made for the first single of M.I.A.'s coming album and directed by Romain Gavras, the son of Costa-Gavras, depicts an unspecified military force, with some members wearing American flags on their uniforms, rounding up redheaded men from an apartment complex and taking them to a desert to be tortured and executed.
Those stereotypes are gender-specific: Redheaded women have traditionally been seen as highly sexualized, while redheaded men have usually been depicted as evil or bumbling.
The video shows U.S. soldiers rounding up redheaded men and boys and bussing them to the desert where they are brutally beaten and killed.
But Clark will receive little of the pre-Olympics hype of Shaun White, the redheaded idol who has dominated the men's side of the halfpipe world since winning a gold medal four years ago.
