Sentence examples similar to yield to man from inspiring English sources

I yield to no man in my taste.

First let me say that I yield to no man in my fondness for naked women.

As for the definitive version...I yield to no man in my love of versions by Jeff Buckley, Rufus Wainwright, Imogen Heap, kd lang, Kathryn Williams, Damien Rice and Keren Ann.

By Raymond Holden The New Yorker, June 15 , 1935P. 70 I yield to no man in my taste View Article By Jia Tolentino By John Cassidy By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande.

We yield to no man i desire to escape melancholy in 14 days, but since reading Carnegie we've had to step up our daily dose of phenobarbital to counteract the ideas he has ut into our head, and we don't dare enter Bonwit Teller's without plenty of the stuff.

The librarian - yes, Marian - is an unyielding pragmatist, until she yields to the man who got away from 102 counties.

Maybe if McCain read the book he'd have the humility to realise he should gracefully yield to a younger, brighter man.

Just as grain came up out of the ground and was reaped to yield man's bread and to be used as seed, so was a girl taken from her parents and her virginity "killed" to bring forth new offspring.

The young joke-riffing men of "Knocked Up" yield to their lowest impulses, which are the very mainspring of the setup.

Meanwhile recent studies by the UK Met Office and USAID have linked the severe drought that hit East Africa in 2011 and falling rice yields in South East Asia to man-made climate change.

Translation of promising results from mouse to man has often yielded disappointing results [ 28].