Sentence examples for resilient man from inspiring English sources

Mr Brown is a resilient man.

A "diminished man," he writes, wakes up every day in his house, but "a resilient man returns each night".

Lord Ouseley, a dignified, resilient man determined to call those who run English football to account, is the best chairman the FA will never have.

He was a fantastically resilient man who never cried but with the sense of personal failure that accompanied the disappearance of his income, he talked about killing himself.

This is not because a strong, resilient man has a greater likelihood of being a fabulous dad — or not only for that reason — or because he's probably got good genes.

Before that, he lived for several years in North America, at a distance from snoek waters so overwhelming that a less resilient man might have been thrown into a deep depression.

"James is also one of the most resilient men I have met.

The firefighters interviewed are remarkably resilient men who talk enthusiastically about the adrenaline rush of their work.

PARIS — When Gilles Simon faces Roger Federer on Sunday in the fourth round of the French Open, Simon will have multiple weapons at his disposal — his speed, his signature two-handed backhand down the line and his world-class ability to absorb world-class power and snuff out attacks that would sink less resilient men.

In contrast, I remembered one of the most fascinating, resilient men I'd ever met.

So a moment of gratitude that the most qualified man won the presidential debate; the one who responds to uncertainties that affect the resilient men and women that comprise this nation with dignity and realism, and not the 1950s throwback that was nearly elected.