Examples of 'man of one' in a sentence
Meaning of "man of one"
man of one ~ a term used to describe someone who is skilled or experienced in only one particular area or field
How to use "man of one" in a sentence
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man of one
He is a man of principle and a man of one word.
A man of one shinobi tribe meets a woman of another.
From being the man of one party.
A man of one season.
Wesley was a man of one book.
A man of one woman, but currently a widow.
It has been said that he was almost a man of one book.
I am a man of one word.
His character prevented him from being the man of one party.
I am a man of one word, I am not a man of two words.
John Wesley said that he was a man of one book.
I am a man of one woman, and I expect her to be mine.
It was said of John Wesley that he was a man of one Book.
He was a man of one thing, to please God.
A zealous man in religion is pre-eminently a man of one thing.
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Are you a man of one woman or several?
Someone put it this way, “ A zealous man in religion is preeminently a man of one thing.
Man of one word, to be exact.
So, the pastor / elder is to be a man of one woman.
A man of one single film?
Actually, he was a man of one word.
Was he a man of one mind and of one purpose to serve God 's will?
A literal translation of this phrase would be “ a man of one woman . ”.
He was a man of one book - the Bible.
Let me be homo unius libri ( a man of one Book ).
He was eminently a man of one thing, and always about his Master 's business.
Plato said - Beware, beware of the man of one book.
Moody became a man of one book-the Bible.
An outstanding scholar, Wesley regarded himself as " a man of one book, " the Bible.
He was a man of one Book -.
Man of one word, to be exact . Devon, quick question, is this wedding for real?
No . You are a man of one woman.
Beware the man of one book . - Saint Thomas Aquinas.
Let me be a man of one book . '.
He 's a man of one thing, a fervent man.
Was I not a man of one piece?
Beware of a man of one book . ~ English Proverb.
Homo unius libri ( timeo ) ( I fear ) a man of one book Attributed to Thomas Aquinas.
I am a man of one word, scram!
Beware the man of one book . - St. Thomas Aquinas.
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