A " Levee en masse " would be part of this utilitarianism that bestrode his " menschen " philosophies.
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I am rendered nearly mute with rage at what might have been excised from the program when I bestrode it like a broadcast Colossus.
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Vienna was the intellectual redoubt of Ernst Mach ( 1838-1916 ), a physicist and philosopher who bestrode European science like a Colossus.
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The judges had saved the top marks for him all afternoon, figuring that he might once again be the man who bestrode Olympus three years ago.
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He bestrode ( British military history ) like a colossus over decades of writing, kept huge archives and was often willing to support newer writers.
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Gore bestrode the stage like a Colossus, expressing confidence in a John Wayne swagger, once almost butting his puffed-out chest against Bush in a Lazio-like space invasion.
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For undeniably, Russia's current sallow state has given the United States license to act in ways that would have been unthinkable a decade ago, when two superpowers bestrode the world.
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Most recent computer hardware and software has been designed to recognize the difference between 1900, when Rockefellers and Carnegies bestrode the economy, and 2000, the era of Wal-Mart and Microsoft.
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The man he recalls does seem truly Ruthian-- huge, olive-skinned and pigeon-toed as he bestrode the course in knickers and a Ben Hogan cap like a sporting Zeus.
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And by now surely it's beyond argument that Copland was as fine and versatile a musical craftsman as any in the century he bestrode like a hawk-beaked, buck-toothed colossus.
