Sentence examples for thing of men from inspiring English sources
It's that age-old thing of men being macho," says Eaton. "Having a men's center is a very simple concept.
"This is a problem in our society in general, this thing of men becoming aggressive and hostile when they're told 'no,'" Tweten says.
Benjamin Franklin once said this regarding his success in interpersonal relationships: I speak of all the good things of men, and none of the bad.
I didn't, but this was on the company, who can afford this sort of thing because of men like Action Bronson.
The third and fourth lines of Hopkins's "Spring and Fall" (here shown, for the sake of clarity, without Hopkins's own accent marks) are an example of rove-over: Leaves, like the things of man, you With your fresh thoughts care for, can you?
We tend to think of the things of man and the things of nature as separate.
Still, it teaches me of a sensation that goes beyond pleasure or pain, of a wiseness of how I am on fire and cannot be extinguished by the things of man.
It's that whole thing of 'most men lead lives of quiet desperation'.
And anyway, this thing of a man must be a great big guy with a hairy chest who eats a lot of meat.
"If history records good things of good men, the thoughtful reader is encouraged to imitate what is good; if it records evil of wicked men, the devout reader is encouraged to avoid all that is sinful and perverse".
Both kinds of totems are referred to variously as "thing of possession," "thing of birth," or "thing of the back of men".
