The human
Alpha Male is as common as home-delivered trout biryani.
Could these
alpha males, who refer to themselves as married, be the first gays to win the $1 million?
One reason that Harlequin is attracting fewer young readers is that the books espouse a traditional version of femininity, one in which women are still swept off their feet by tough yet tender
alpha males and marriage is the ultimate goal.
"He said he could never date me because I was 'too American,' 'too loud' and because I act like an '
alpha male,'" Thore wrote.
This
alpha male extraordinaire knows the value of a circus, not the Barnum and Bailey type, mind you, but the circus as the Romans envisioned it, where blood sport in the arena served as catharsis and, just as important, distraction, for the citizens of the imperial city.
Healthier to have handful of players tussle for titles than the one
alpha maleThe final boardroom is a splash of Bambi Eyes (Natalie), bright pink lipstick (Leah) and
Alpha Male (Zee) all fighting their corner.
His love of the printed word has resulted in the production of "
Alpha Male," his first novel.
"Offspring, especially male offspring, raised in a group in which their father is the
alpha male, throughout their juvenile phase enjoy a host of advantages over less fortunate monkeys," Perry said.
When Robert captures one of the Infected as a test subject, he inadvertently ignites a war with
Alpha Male (Dash Mihok), leader of these poor, unfortunate creatures.
When the focus shifts from the protagonist's psychological scars and focuses on the battle between Robert and
Alpha Male, I Am Legend becomes a second rate Resident Evil clone.
If the
alpha male disappears, his beta buddy often takes over their habitual display ground.
Significantly, that game is about conquering Thebes: What little is shared between the men is in the Boy Scout lingo of the
alpha male; calling to each other from separate peaks, they lay claim to "my mountain" and "your mountain."
Conservative rhetoric depicts women as soft-headed, sentimental creatures who are always looking for a protector--in the words of columnist Betsy Hart, "Uncle Sam as...the ultimate
alpha male." Shortly before the last election, in a National Review column titled "Clueless," Kate O'Beirne blamed women's irritating voting habits on ignorance, pointing to surveys showing that women on the whole are less informed about politics than men.
Stengel explains: "Sometimes the greeter kisses the feet of the
alpha male and brings along objects, like a leaf or stick, as a kind of offering....
