The critic described him as an Aristophanic man whose satire spared no pomp or pretension.

When faced with the project's failure, he stared at the man in the mirror and realized he was the one who had to fix it.

At the convention, a cosplayer dressed as homer man drew a crowd of amused fans.

She asked if he was man enough to climb the tower alone.

The Homer man displayed his best birds at the county fair.

After years of close calls, he came to be known around the office as a nearly man, admired for his potential but never able to seize the success he deserved.

The antiques in the man's rooms reflected a life of quiet study.

The funny man on stage turned a tense silence into roaring laughter.

He tied his long hair into a neat man-bun before the interview.

During the tense final minutes, the man in black blew his whistle and called a foul.