Sentence examples for weakness of men from inspiring English sources

I don't know …", she'll be like, "Park here!" So the weakness of men has allowed women to grow stronger?

If we want to discuss adultery and the weakness of men and women, we've got Anna Karenina.

They create a protection that uses the weakness of men against themselves".

This magical shoving behind and shutting up are supposed to ward away the supposed only weakness of men.

These men felt stung by misandry they talked reasonably about the weakness of men's support networks and the lack of sympathy that they experienced following abuse.

These men feel stung by misandry – they talked reasonably about the weakness of men's support networks and the lack of sympathy that they experienced following abuse.

He appears as the noble-browed warrior of enlightenment, brooding over the ravaged earth and the weakness of man, once or twice too often.

The early Church Fathers (e.g., St. Clement of Alexandria, 2nd century ce) explained that Christianity's Hellenistic (Greco-Roman culture) rivals were the creations of fallen angels, imperfect plagiarisms of the true religion, or the outcome of divine condescension that took into account the weaknesses of men.

However, it appears that man's work is not as well ordered as God's work, and that complexity, which Professor Commoner speaks of as a strength of the natural world, is a weakness of the man-made world.

Marianne, played by a formidable actress, might be a clue, though we are left wanting more of her; beyond that, it may take a woman to inquire so determinedly into the weakness of grown men, and into the impossibly potent feelings of those who are still growing.

Mr. Junger views the intensity of mission as both the strength and weakness of young men and soldiers.