Sentence examples for to man's from inspiring English sources

It's a pejorative expression alluding to man's capacity for indolence after all, the male bee makes no honey.

Others are testament to man's innovative spirit.

Striking the right balance is considered crucial to man's survival.

The way to man's brain was through his stomach.

After Ms. Moulton's killing, a local newspaper headline said, "Group home blind to man's criminal past".

"As civilization increases, it becomes more and more dangerous to man's life," Thulasi said.

Consequently, whereas "love never ends," hope is confined to man's life on Earth.

The winning beast is hung by its tail, like a toothy testimony to man's fear conquered.

He discussed ape ancestry and the new fossil Neanderthal man in Evidence as to Man's Place in Nature (1863).

For him, the history of Jewish messianism bore witness to man's capacity for faith when the odds are against him.

As Tom Herr, an old Dykstra teammate, once said, "He didn't pay attention to man's law or God's law".