Sentence examples for spoke of man from inspiring English sources
The philosophes spoke of Man and of subjecting the world to Reason, abstractions under assault by a host of neo-Marxist, post-structuralist and anticolonialist critics, who suspect that the Enlightenment's rhetoric of emancipation conceals a lust for domination.
Mutilated bodies spoke of men, not for the first time in the Arctic, eating one another as a last resort.
One of the prisoners spoke of men hanged by the Germans; Diego saw Michele dangling from a harbor lamppost, and it seemed to him that all the men around him had killed Michele, all of them; it was an endless sin that would remove all joy from their lives, and that could be expiated only at the end of time.
More damagingly, he also spoke of "men ... still opposed to the Union" to whom he could not extend the hand of friendship he gave to the South.
James, patient Women spoke of men differently and often with an awareness of the kind of pressure men were under to be 'a real man'.
Many of our research informants spoke of men having a profound fear of HIV, preventing them from timely HIV testing and treatment.
"It seems to me that when we speak of the fully adult human person, we must be speaking of Man and Woman.
Once I glimpsed the staffroom Where they smoked and (if the novels Were correct) would speak of men.
It's a tragic image because it speaks of men and women who, even when they knew watery death was rising up fast to meet them, didn't even get to enjoy their last moments.
That theory says that human beings (for the book title speaks of men, not males) are dominated in their lives by the need to get their genes into the next generation.
