Sentence examples for thinking of men from inspiring English sources

"We've been thinking of men essentially as a problem in this society for a long time".

It revived memories of an old trope of Margaret Thatcher as the Conservative party's dominatrix, confirming that some people cannot see a woman assuming power without thinking of men being humiliated.

Such was the thinking of man who refused to recognize anything above him, anything higher than himself.

"It got me thinking of man's destructive power, of the greed and abuses in the mining sector". "I was revolted.

These arts liberate men and women (though Jefferson was thinking only of men) from the grip of both tyrants and demagogues and enable those liberated to rule themselves.

I'm thinking specifically of men and women in bands, or not in bands, who cannot care for themselves at a level above a wee pissy baby.

The videos are a fascinating window into the early thinking of both men.

I sometimes asked why the others were only thinking of single men with one briefcase.

Clawson's views often mirror the thinking of the men and women around Vice-President Dick Cheney and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.

The Essai had a marked effect on the thinking of such men as the Germans Richard Wagner and Friedrich Nietzsche, and, in time, a movement called Gobinism developed.

At first I was relieved — and then I became sickened, thinking of the men using the room I'd grown up in to take advantage of women forced by circumstance into prostitution.