Sentence examples for use of men from inspiring English sources

But he can make use of men who are.

Mr. Taylor's use of men here is all about conventionality.

"I'll just make it clear to people that's what I think," said Entwistle, making it clear he believed an excessive use of men on air was "just bad editing".

Later the botanist William Coles wrote that god had given "Herbes for the use of men, and hath given them particular signatures, whereby a man may read... the use of them".

After a decade (from "Tootsie" to "The Crying Game") in which men dressed as women in order to explore sexual attraction or to make personal discoveries, movies have returned to a safer, frothier, more classically comic use of men dressed as women.

"In the online environment, you can really target consumers in a precise way," Ms. Mirelez said, citing surveys showing that 71percentt of the Internet use of men 21 to 34 takes place at work and 61percentt of that "is done at the end of the day, 3 to 6 p.m". Molson Coors is joining a lengthening list of mainstream marketers that are devoting significant attention to their interactive ads.

Education and marketing interventions aimed at men and boys sometimes make use of 'real' men, men who embody at least some of the qualities associated with hegemonic masculinity.

In this study, we applied the combined use of Man-PEG bubble lipoplexes and US exposure for TAM-targeted delivery of a NF-κB decoy in EAC-bearing mice.

I was humiliated, not by the use of "white" but by the use of "man".

The only acceptable use of man is when it is introduced by hu.

As the use of man-made filament pile yarns has increased, traditional processing of natural and staple man-made fibres has decreased in importance.