How To Use Everyman In A Sentence
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In the most compelling photographs, the clown is an isolated Everyman, and we are given the freedom to peruse his psychological depth.
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Everyman wasn't as comprehensive and incisive as it might have been, but it was an intriguing, doleful documentary none the less.
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Whereas the orderly Everyman respected and obeyed its conventions, the Elizabethans lived - and how they lived!
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‘It's about the Everyman, and how we are able to laugh about ourselves,’ says Brody.
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At the same time, Page denies that his character, whose name evokes T.S. Eliot, is meant to be an Everyman.
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Roth believes we all face death alone and his Everyman is utterly alone.
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My work may seem to belong to different schools, but in fact so much of my work is about the same thing: the Everyman becoming a hero.
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Spider-Man was an everyman, a character whose secret identity, Peter Parker, was your average joe.
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Douglas plays a frustrated American everyman who suddenly loses control under the pressure of daily life.
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Let's take a glimpse at how Rome and her history can give us a reaffirmation of our unshaken belief in the ability of Everyman, acting as a free individual, to repair all the damage ever done by history's tyrants and their tax gatherers.
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There was this compelling quality in his "schlub" of an Everyman's need to believe in his client's innocence, as if it would also bring him salvation as well.
COURTING CROSSOVERS
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Kane uses Adrian Lester's minicab driver as his Everyman, the voice of reason in this mixed-up world, and a Brixton salsa club as his meeting point.
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But for most of his 59 years, the abolitionist was a clean- shaven entrepreneur -- a mercantilist everyman in the rapidly expanding economy of the 19th century.
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He also showed off what looked to be a rock CD booklet; the cover photograph zoomed in on the pleading eyes of a young Everyman.
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His cover for us showed an Everyman, eyes fixed on a broadsheet newspaper, while in the sky above him rockets raged at one another like so many malevolent paper darts.
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Rick Grimes is an Everyman with everything: a wife, a son and best friend Shane (Jon Bernthal), who gives him marital advice over burgers.
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For "Everyman," he interviewed a Dominican jeweler on Broadway and called another jeweler in Chicago.
The Rake’s Progress Giving Up The Ghost
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The bearded, gravel-voiced Zimmer even stars in his own ads, because he believes his everyman persona calms shoppers.
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The Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham has launched its autumn season brochure to help give audiences a warm glow when the summer sun fades.
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The term jelled over the following decades to mean just what Ms. Palin wants it to mean: Everyman, the high-sodium end of the salt-of-the-earth contingent, sitting down with a six-pack in a living room further away from the subtleties of D.C. and Manhattan power games than any geographical distance could put him.
Looking For Mr. Six-Pack
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This is a guy whose appeal is that he's an everyman, a standard-issue schmoe, and his voice is flat and unexpressive.
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But he reeled off about half the catalogue from the back of an Everyman Library volume.
THE OPEN DOOR
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Douglas plays a frustrated American everyman who suddenly loses control under the pressure of daily life.
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It's meant to lend a spirit of Everyman inquiry and thoughtful erudition to the proceedings.
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Johnny appeared to be absorbed in his Everyman edition of Leibnitz's Monadology.
DISPLACED PERSON
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Everyman should marry. After all, happiness is not the only thing in life.
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Indeed no party has the kind of rumbustious everyman with the chutzpah to carry it off.
Eye on Britain
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The protagonist of legend can be seen as, relatively speaking, the overman of high mimetic or everyman of low mimetic, while the protagonists of gothic/horror may be seen as, again relatively speaking, everyman of low mimetic or nobody of ironic.
A Theory of Modes and Modalities
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He's a somewhat rumpled everyman, frequently with a bemused half-smile on his face.
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Seek always to do some good, somewhere. Everyman has to seek in his own way to realize his true worth. You must give some time to your fellow man. Even if it's a little thing, do something for those who need help, something for which you get no pay but the privilege of doing it. For remember, you don't live in a world all your own. Your brothers are here too. Albert Schweitzer
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For all its diminutive scale, this is not a story of The Hero in Everyman ™.
Play it again, Sam
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Essentially, his model offers us five types of hero we could label god, demigod, overman, everyman, nobody.
A Theory of Modes and Modalities
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Everyman should marry. After all, happiness is not the only thing in life.
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They, like many in the New Left, used words such as liberation, deschooling, deconditioning, and reimprinting to denote their project of transforming Everyman into the Noble Savage. 8 The several advantages of derepression will be lost if readers do not take care to note that this term represents my interpretation of their activism, and not theirs. 9
Manhood in the Age of Aquarius: Masculinity in Two Countercultural Communities, 196583
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However, it is Austerlitz's memory which makes him emblematic, an Everyman.
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James can be seen as an American Everyman at the end of the Gilded Age, wealthy in money, but stingy and bankrupt in spirit.
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At Cheltenham literature festival last week, a fine crowd turned out at the delightful Frank Matcham-designed Everyman theatre to hear Bettany Hughes, Stella Duffy and Lucy Hughes-Hallett debate which heroine of the classical world was the most powerful, influential and just plain fabulous: Helen of Troy, Theodora or Cleopatra?
Stella Duffy rides Theodora to victory at Cheltenham
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I imagine that in the field of self preservation, or maintenance, I am Everyman.
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He never styles himself an Everyman, and makes an issue of his speech impediment: ‘It's a stammer, not scat jazz.’
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If this is anything like any of the "re-imaginings" they've been doing lately, there will be some character-defining backstories grafted onto the three guys to flesh them out, but that goes against the whole point -- the Stooges are everyman shmoes, guys that we could both identify with (who hasn't been broke or out of a job?) while at the same time reviling (nobody is that stupid) even while we're rooting for them.
The 3 Stooges movie will have the perfect Larry.
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What we begin to see here is not a simple schema of relative social status — overman, everyman or nobody — but rather a set of protagonist types defineable by the interrelations of the deontic modalities that act upon them and the boulomaic modalities they enact.
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Sickness is everyman's master.
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Johnny appeared to be absorbed in his Everyman edition of Leibnitz's Monadology.
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Everyman should marry. After all, happiness is not the only thing in life.
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And once Everyman is marginalised, they will carry on down their destructive path, making the UK into Europe's Zimbabwe.
Checkmate
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He has sought to turn his everyman image—some call it blandness—into a virtue, saying these are serious times.
Pawlenty's Homespun Tale
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Everyman protagonist Josef wakes up in an unnamed European city with nothing but a suitcase.
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The plumber who John McCain lauded as an Everyman while oddly proclaiming Congratulations!
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Slung Low, the team behind Anthology at Liverpool's Everyman, is one; and Unlimited, making its first children's show – the ambitious Mission To Mars at Wimbledon's Polka – is another.
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It is the argot of a tribe rather than the idiom of everyman.
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At his best, he is an exquisite everyman, for he can create, defend, and score goals.
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Elvis was a titan, a heroic everyman, an emblem of America's true greatness.
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Roth's latest book Everyman is wonderfully wrought.
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He is obviously having fun with his take on a midwestern everyman, but make no mistake, it is a take and little more.
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Cavayé’s breakneck thriller takes the viewer on an adrenaline-fueled ride through the streets of Paris, and stars newly-minted French star Gilles Lellouche as our Everyman Samuel; the charismatic Roschdy Zem as the menacing criminal Sartet; and the magnetic Elena Anaya as the mother-to-be Nadia.
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Morrissey is magnificent at portraying this kind of soulful Everyman, and his unshowy performance chimes well with Ashfield's dreamy yet determined maternalism.
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Everyman should marry. After all, happiness is not the only thing in life.
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The immigrant is the Everyman of the twentieth century.
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Micael Ewans, The Everyman Library, 1996), miasma is defined as: "Pollution; the word embraces both literal dirt and what we would call psychic pollution incurred by breaches of taboo, e.e. bloodshed.
The Stain of Sin
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His compassion and wisdom compelled action make him the hero for the everyman of his era. billyboy Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 03: 35 PM EST the one and only original captain marvel and captain marvel jr.
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And seemingly everyone in publishing wants to get their mitts on Philip Roth's new novel, with the excellent Rothian title Everyman (due out from Harcourt in May).
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Here Will is supposed to be the everyman, the character with whom we should sympathize, which is quite a bit to rest on his slim, bookish shoulders.
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Kent must be kept out of this affair. He'll interfere and tries to have an oar in everyman's boat.
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Whereas Tom Friedman, in his columnist job for seven years now, is, as he tells it, just your basic Everyman.
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We connect with his struggling painter because Cotten always had an everyman quality to his work, yet one usually tinged with a degree of weariness.
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Having him as more of a central character in the film took away the edge, he became more on an ‘everyman’, a detraction from the character they’re trying to build … the director of S.H.I.E.L.D. Let me quickly address, Iron Man 2 is awesome and serves the franchise well, but I also left the theatre with the feeling that the entire thing was a big set-up of the forth-coming Avengers film.
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Everyman should marry. After all, happiness is not the only thing in life.
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Seek always to do some good, somewhere. Everyman has to seek in his own way to realize his true worth. You must give some time to your fellow man. Even if it's a little thing, do something for those who need help, something for which you get no pay but the privilege of doing it. For remember, you don't live in a world all your own. Your brothers are here too. Albert Schweitzer
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dissociable," with tongues which he cannot utter, or cannot understand; that, like the wife of Hector, it proclaims in accents scarcely to be resisted, that there is a tower assigned to everyman, where it is his first duty to plant himself for the sake of his own, and in the defence of which he will find perhaps enough to do, without extending his care to the whole circuit of the city walls.
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 13, No. 371, May 23, 1829
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* Caught in this estrogen centrifuge is "Zack" - Dane Cook - pawn of corporate overlords and oppressed caricature of Everyman who toils beneath the yoke of an insufficient hourly wage.
Nothing to report today.
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Everyman is at-last forsaken by Beauty, and Power and Wealth, and all the other allegorical figures, and is left alone to face Desolation and the Judgment of Heaven, with only Good Deeds to befriend him.
The Drama as a Factor in Social Progress
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The typical Czech "greengrocer" - Havel's famous description of the symbolic Czech Everyman - did not believe Soviet propaganda, but felt helplessly enmeshed in it.
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Douglas plays a frustrated American everyman who suddenly loses control under the pressure of daily life.
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He is a guy whose appeal is that he's an everyman, a standard-issue schmo, and his voice is flat and unexpressive.
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Even so, there's something odd about finding the everyman denim dungaree for sale at the store that once offered the promise of making every man a gentleman.
'Fake Authenticity' for Sale
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I wanted him to be like a real Everyman, like a guy who's trying to disappear.
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The police become the avatars for an excessively brutal state and our hero, still unspeaking, is the everyman forced to suffer at its hands.
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Is this convergence of tastes proof that Canada's CEO is, after all, a real Everyman?
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Now that I have the perspective of age, I like to think Ray Tiffin was the Everyman of my time and place in life.
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The classic is called Everyman, it's from 1485, by an anonymous author.
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His face relaxes, his eyes squint, his jaw drops, and he suddenly becomes the everyman, a guy with an open-mouthed gape trying to figure out the world.
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Featured in the exhibition is a painting of Hotei asking "What is the sound of one hand?" along with 17 other depictions of the bumbling monk as everyman: sleeping, meditating, riding in a boat, shouldering a large mallet, and -- most unusual of all -- floating as a kite in mid-air.
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Over the years, footballers have gone from average-size, average-looking, average-paid representatives of everyman to parodies of excessive star culture, such as tatted-up David Beckham and his linguine-thin wife, Victoria.
For the World Cup to win over Americans, soccer shouldn't hide its ugly side
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A contemporary Everyman is placed in an extreme situation, his body a reminder of the transient state of all our bodies.
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Dusty: Early 20's. The "everyman" type of character. A farm boy with many innocent delusions about war. We follow his progress from raw recruit to cynical veteran.
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Kent must be kept out of this affair. He'll interfere and tries to have an oar in everyman's boat.
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These two exquisite miniature plays about death, each running only about a half hour, may well have been inspired by the anonymous Everyman.
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McGregor is saddled with a tiresome everyman role, but Spacey, Clooney, and especially Bridges make some of their scenes work better than they should.
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In a simple, almost primitive style Facey told the story of his life, which has a typicality that has made him into an Australian Everyman.
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While the word Everyman has been tossed around rather loosely for the past 500 years or so, Richter, with his pillowy physique, Illinois inflections, and "Howdy, neighbor!" manner, actually fits the bill.
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But he reeled off about half the catalogue from the back of an Everyman Library volume.
THE OPEN DOOR
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Seek always to do some good, somewhere. Everyman has to seek in his own way to realize his true worth. You must give some time to your fellow man. Even if it's a little thing, do something for those who need help, something for which you get no pay but the privilege of doing it. For remember(Sentence dictionary), you don't live in a world all your own. Your brothers are here too. Albert Schweitzer
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His code is a little new to us; and I feel justified in proceeding upon the theory that every man should help him, and that it is within his (Wilson's) proper function to throw Mr. Everyman down whenever public good requires it, and that his silence never estops him from interfering at any time.
Letters of Franklin K. Lane
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Reinhardt describes himself as someone whose goal is to “break the bonds twixt world and dream,” and “Afterlife” obliges him by turning his own story into an “Everyman” drama, a consideration of the transience of life and the inevitably of death, often delivered in rhymed couplets.
London Theater Journal: ‘Afterlife’ is a Rare Misfire from Michael Frayn - ArtsBeat Blog - NYTimes.com
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He grows emotionally and spiritually over the course of the piece, and because of that, he's the Everyman here.
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Oedipus seems curiously at home everywhere, as if he were the Everyman of the 20th century.
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In a sense, the urinals, as much as the bar's 55-foot mahogany and marble bar and 16-foot tin ceilings, are symbolic of the Old Town's everyman charm.
Porcelain Majesty
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I think this whole project could well have been blueprinted from the article I talked about in my opening post - it's obviously a grab to slide into the same ‘outsider’ or ‘everyman’ media that is normally seen as a stronghold for the right.
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Dusty: Early 20's. The "everyman" type of character. A farm boy with many innocent delusions about war. We follow his progress from raw recruit to cynical veteran.
