unmanning

“It is something like idleness and luxury unmanning us —the strings have gone slack and out of tune.”

At this moment that unmanning thunder cloud, the aegis, Athena’s shield, took form aloft in the great hall.

Now bearish Wall Street analysts are backpedaling – and this has already started unmanning many of the short sellers.

In his new movie, Langella finds excellent employment for that unmanning stare.

Here, there’s a lingering sense that being a dad who wears a baby carrier—without the excuse of, say, being a widower, as on TV shows past—is embarrassing and unmanning.