Sentence examples for world of man from inspiring English sources
crocosm, or world of man.
He mediates between the divine world and the world of man, representing each to the other.
"Dealing with the world of man increases one's longing for Paradise, Van Rompuyy writes, in the book's foreword.
And yet, she maintains, she can't faithfully portray the interlaced world of man and crow without sharing such stories.
In taking this view, Plato drew no contrast between the world of nature and the world of man, although he undoubtedly believed that souls had a superior status.
The first stage consists of the world of gods or primordial beings; the second stage is the world of the ancestors of man; and the third stage is the world of man.
As has been pointed out, The Grand Tour was promoted as the uncensored Top Gear – a brave new (BBC-unfettered) world of man-talk and vroom-vrooms.
"I only loved the world of men," she wrote to a friend, "not the world of men-and-women".
It was, as my mother said recently, "about women pushing into the world of men".
There before his eyes was a world of men and women just like him.
At her Ducasse restaurant, Benoit, "it's hard, it's a world of men," she said.
