| It is the argot of a tribe rather than the idiom of everyman. |
| Elvis was a titan, a heroic everyman, an emblem of America's true greatness. |
| The police become the avatars for an excessively brutal state and our hero, still unspeaking, is the everyman forced to suffer at its hands. |
| At his best, he is an exquisite everyman, for he can create, defend, and score goals. |
| This is a guy whose appeal is that he's an everyman, a standard-issue schmoe, and his voice is flat and unexpressive. |
| The angry everyman is an old cliche in the news game, one that is alive and well in talk radio, on cable TV and on new Internet venues. |
