Sentence examples for so a man of from inspiring English sources

So, a man of real achievements and great influence?

The result is to render him so much a man of his time that he disappears into his context.

An ideology of brotherhood unites the men of a particular clan, so that a man of the Li clan may expect to find hospitality from other Li "brothers," wherever they may be living.

Even so, only a man of such inner strength would be back playing to Champions League standard, and striving to reclaim his role as a United midfield regular and Scotland's team captain.

As a movie star, Grant is so much a man of the city that he couldn't play a rural hero or a noble, rugged man of action, and so much a modern man that he couldn't appear in a costume or period picture without looking obstreperous — as if he felt he was being made a fool of.

There were people in the crowds of varying faiths who waited hours for a chance to see this charismatic pope, who is so much a man of the people.

So even for a man-of-the-people band like Gaslight Anthem there can be an element of artifice?

John Forster, his intimate friend and future biographer, recalled him at the Pickwick period: The quickness, keenness, and practical power, the eager, restless, energetic outlook on each several feature [of his face] seemed to tell so little of a student or writer of books, and so much of a man of action and business in the world.

The quickness, keenness, and practical power, the eager, restless, energetic outlook on each several feature [of his face] seemed to tell so little of a student or writer of books, and so much of a man of action and business in the world.

If so, he was a man of great intuitive wisdom.

So I struggle, a man of two minds.