a man's man

A man's man, he can never get enough fighting and is very aggressive.

"My father is what you people call a man's man.

Another way of identifying a man's man is by the company he keeps.

He was a man's man and a fine poker player, too.

His teacher was what Americans called a man's man.

A man's man, he no doubt knew well when to take his lumps.

Ray's a man's man, and she really thinks he could be a long-term love for her.

"He's very much a man's man, but at the same time he knows what to say to the old ladies.

He was a boxer, a hunter, very much a man's man.

She didn't need another friend, and the last thing she wanted was a man's man like him making her into a buddy.

Interested in philosophy, he did not fit the image of a man's man."

On the outside, he may still look like the epitome of the rugged American male - a man's man.

Her first husband had been sort of a man's man, and she had felt worlds apart from him.

He looks offended when I tell him he is perceived as a man's man.

He was a man's man, an incredible football player.

He was a man's man primarily, and the instinct in him to play the game of life was strong.

And he was a man that men liked, which is the finest word of all, a man's man.

"He's a man's man" was one of his highest compliments and fit him perfectly.

He sees himself as a man's man, everything Clark Kent is not in fact.

After all, Fleming himself was a man's man and a ladies' man.

A man's man, a straight shooter, a good guy.

Ryder McCall was what most people would call a man's man.

He was a man's man, but also a Renaissance man capable of art and musical expression.

"You can spot a man's man a mile away in Atlantic City," he said.

A man's man, blue of speech now and then, and he couldn't stand Eleyne.