At times his emotion seemed to slip from the rein, threatening to unman him. |
He needed it now more than ever, for he feared that the consideration of Cynthia might yet unman him. |
People may not have been consciously aware that the term flip-flop was meant to unman our war hero candidate, but it did so just the same. |
The policy to unman the light stations needs to be re-examined promptly. |
There is a girlish and vulnerable side revealed in her work that can unman critics and audiences. |
But whatever he saw, in that quiet lonely minute, it did not hold or unman him. |