There is a battle and they gain the day, and then modesty, which they call silliness, is ignominiously thrust into exile by them, and temperance, which they nickname
unmanliness, is trampled in the mire and cast forth; they persuade men that moderation and orderly expenditure are vulgarity and meanness, and so, by the help of a rabble of evil appetites, they drive them beyond the border.
However Kim Jong-nam's deportation from Japan in May 2001 and middle brother Kim Jong-chol's apparent "
unmanliness" improved his chances.
The manner of his dress during his erotic asphyxiation ritual compounded the sense of
unmanliness created by the shameful fact of drug-and-asphyxiation-enhanced onanism that had gone too far.
But after every precaution has been taken, then it is mere
unmanliness to complain of occasional mishaps.
Given this allocation of attention, Wayworth's dedication to the aesthetic (a term often designating
unmanliness or even male same-sex desire in late Victorian writing) appears as a marker of difference, (46) a queerness of social rather than sexual preference.
Coriolanus' belief in the
unmanliness of tradesmen who weaken their courage and their flesh by laboring indoors finds a significant corollary in another binary susceptible to reductive interpretation: the Oeconomicus's treatment of the proper occupation of women.
fact that the
unmanliness of men helps bring about the cycle's
Therefore, it is somewhat surprising that, in his chapter on Barry Manilow, Morris does not mention the television show Angel (1999-2004), whose title character repeatedly and directly confronts issues of "
unmanliness" because of his affection for Manilow's music, most memorably when he struggles through a karaoke performance of "Mandy." (Readers interested in this topic may wish to pursue Elana Levine and Lisa Parks, eds., Undead TV: Essays on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" [Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2007]; Paul Attinello, Janet K.