Sentence examples for sort of one man from inspiring English sources

Every private suit makes the district judge a sort of one man Committee of Public Safety.

Since leaving, Mr. Klein has been working more or less on his own as a sort of one-man advisory shop for complex situations.

But the really striking thing in the John Hancock man's essay, is his concept of Lincoln as not only the forefather of togetherness but a pioneer practitioner of it on a national scale-a sort of one-man McCall's, figuratively urging the North and the South to toast each other in orange juice.

Whether by accident or by design, Penn has cast himself on the world stage as a sort of one-man Citizen Watch.

Once of Blur, now a scorer of Chinese operas, Albarn also operates as a sort of one-man British Council, gathering up musicians from various continents and plonking them on stages together.

In the late 90's the KMD member Zev Love X re-emerged as MF Doom, a sort of one-man World Wrestling Federation, with his own crew of misfits, pledged to wreak vengeance on the music business.

It's a performance, really — a sort of one-man show".

He took photographs, shot film and made recordings — a sort of one-man steam-era StoryCorps.

In doing so, Mr. Schumer has become a sort of one-man show.

If you haven't heard of Dapper Laughs, he's a sort of one-man stag do of banter, beer gardens, cock and fanny jokes, and falling over.

In 2003 the British Film Institute called Mr. Neame "a living embodiment" of cinema, "a sort of one-man world heritage site".