Mann
- proper noun
- /mæn/
- In his novel The Magic Mountain, Thomas Mann explores themes of time and existence.
- Thomas Mann
- Conrad and Mann
Examples
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My then favorite authors were Thomas Mann, Hermann Hesse, and Franz Kafka.
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Thomas Mann is widely regarded as one of the greatest novelists of the 20th century.
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The novelist Thomas Mann once made a grand claim about human beings part in the scheme of things, he wrote.
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But even the great Thomas Mann could only suggest an approximation for the right balance, the true balance, the losers and the losers.
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And the two most preeminent congressional scholars, Thomas Mann and Norm Ornstein, have written.
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You can read about it in Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain, and that was clearly a sanatorium that wasn't subsidized but was in fact for the social elite.
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Many readers appreciate the depth of insight found in Thomas Mann's essays on art and society.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mann comes from an old German word that means 'man' or 'person', just like the English word man. So when you see Thomas Mann, remember his last name is a common German family name that originally meant 'a man'.