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Man sentence example. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use man in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for man.

• Not a marrying man! (8)
• Big man, too! (8)
• The man bowed. (10)
• Dark man, or fair? (10)
• The old man spoke again. (8)
• Wonderful and queer is the heart of a man! (8)
• It is the man Barto Rizzo. (10)
• How about the Fall of Man, then? (10)
• You two hate a man at all serious. (10)
• The young man was daintily managed. (10)
• He was evidently trying to wind his man. (10)
• No public man is to be made out of that. (10)
• It hit the old man in a very tender part. (22)
• Rough tongue; no class of man at all, he is! (8)
• By such means Nature cleanses and teaches man. (13)
• But Wright was a kindly man, and bore no malice. (13)
• He was as kind a hearted a man as ever breathed. (10)
• A man is one: the woman bears my name, And honour. (10)
• Such an end for a conquering man was too pathetic. (10)
• And the old man sat quietly staring at the hyacinths. (8)
• Yes, Marianne, even in a man between thirty and forty. (4)
• This austere rule entitles a man to heaven as by right. (2)
• The man had to be endured, like other doses in politics. (10)
• Here the fight was prolonged, man to man. (9)
• The old man took it, and water actually ran along his nose. (8)
• I wonder how the young man could have the assurance to ask it. (4)
• It was a hard sight for this man who loved his son so deeply. (10)
• He drinks, she hates it; she loves the man and hates his vice. (10)
• I never saw such a petard of a man; I think the devil was in him. (2)
• Do not tell his father, but that young man is not quite the thing. (4)
• He looked again; the young man was gone, the lamp was flickering. (10)
• Robert walked across the fields, walking like a man with an object in view. (22)
• He comprehended perfectly this state of wilfulness in an uneducated sensitive man. (22)
• The dedication of the sword, she felt sure, was an accident: he was a man of blood. (10)
• The husband, a thick-set, healthy man in evening dress, was drinking off neat whisky. (8)
• The man started, then looked incredulous and was conscious that he ought to be amused. (1)
• When a man does have opinions in a small city, he is quite likely to have strong ones. (16)
• He did not eat ten meals a day; he ate no more than, perhaps not so much as, a poor man. (8)
• It would be wrong, it would be impossible, to give the man anything after such insolence. (9)
• I foresaw it; but this I will say, I did not credit the man with his infernal cleverness. (10)
• Then he puts something on the market and tries to sell it there, and is a man of business. (9)
• Let anything be doubted rather than the good guidance of the man who was her breath of life! (10)
• He was always possessed now by a sense of the danger Noel ran from companionship with any man. (8)
• The man on whom they had looked shivered over the thought of it after years of blank division. (10)
• The young man looked away hastily, with an uncomfortable feeling in beholding all this emotion. (13)
• These things touch a man of the great world more than a mere man of the world. (14)
• Man is surprised to find that things near are not less beautiful and wondrous than things remote . (9)
• But George, who would have been glad enough of such a sum, was not the man to do this sort of thing. (8)
• Extravagance, she said, I cannot have, and when I made this man I made him quite extravagant enough. (8)
• His conscience suffered few, if any, twinges for letting this man rest under the shadow of the murder. (8)
• When a woman says she never will forgive a man, she always has a condition of forgiveness in her heart. (9)
• Instead of feeding that part of man which loves a scandal, she was being fed, always an unenviable sensation. (8)
• I entered into an agreement with other parties not to employ any man who would not swear that he was non-union. (9)
• In addition, this rough man over whom she smiled was one of the few that never worried her concerning her hand. (10)
• It was easy enough for a man like Pemberton with an assured position and comfortable means to take lofty views! (13)
• Lost in these thoughts I sat down beside the window, and heeded not the old man as he noiselessly left the room. (6)
• Willoughby was a young man of good abilities, quick imagination, lively spirits, and open, affectionate manners. (4)
• I do recollect now that Mr. Romfrey compelled me from question to question to confess that the man had vexed me. (10)
• At the gate of his cottage garden Weyburn beheld a short unfamiliar figure of a man with dimly remembered features. (10)
• The lawyer eyed him sharply, unsympathetically, curious, in a cold manner, of the psychology of the man before him. (13)
• But I should not feel so, Austin, if I could be quite sure that he is an altered man even now the blow has struck him. (10)
• He began to understand how his father, who was a man of intellectual and artistic interests, should be fond of the work. (9)
• The man possessed by jealousy is never in need of matter for it: he magnifies; grass is jungle, hillocks are mountains. (10)
• Indeed, in some sort, as a man of facts and common sense, he was fairly in touch with the opinion of the average citizen. (8)
• It was a veritable passion, which I used to think he could not have felt so deeply if he had been a literary man himself. (9)
• As it was, he was more frightened at the granary man than the strangers, having perhaps had some experience of the former. (2)
• When he did reach it, happily a good while before his death, I do not believe any man ever enjoyed the like condition more. (9)
• Dauversiére, who was a very holy and zealous man, went to Paris, and to Father Olier, a friendly priest, related his dream. (19)
• Sir William, indeed; had helped, more than any other man, to bring the people who despoiled him to a national consciousness. (9)
• Man is more robust than woman, but he is not longer lived; which exactly explains my view of the nature of their attachments. (4)
• Christian was just coming back when a policeman and a working man, followed by an idle crowd, half led, half carried her home. (12)
• Nay, I think we should be so scrupulous in such matters as to acknowledge even an apt quotation when we owe it to another man. (14)
• My mother says he is the most delightful young man in the world; she saw him this morning, you know; you must introduce him to me. (4)
• Somehow this school, this bit of great-hearted idealism on the part of the old man she loved, had thus far stirred up a deal of mud. (13)
• It was rather nice to be with a clever man, who had none the less done so many outdoor things, been through so many bodily adventures. (8)
• I could have asked the bell-ringer for his blessing, good, sedate old man, who swung the rope so gently to the time of his meditations. (2)
• She was expressionless, as if she had heard nothing; which fact, considering that she was very handsome, seemed remarkable to the young man. (10)

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