Idiom: man enough (to do something)

Meaning

Idiom: man enough (to do something)

— If you were man enough to tell your boss you are worth more money he’d give you a raise.

— My father started taking me to the shooting range because he doesn’t think I’m man enough to make it in life.

— Your husband was man enough—and dumb enough—to run into the fire to save the woman's dog when firefighters refused to enter.

— Why aren't you man enough to kill spiders? This is crazy.

— Only my wife knows I wasn't man enough to be a policeman and she's happy about it.

— Our uncle is always man enough to admit his mistakes and apologize.

— Call me when you're man enough to express your feelings.

— Do you think he's man enough to work in the mines?

— I admire him because he's man enough to move so his wife can have a better job than he does.

— My ex-boyfriend wasn't man enough to break up with me face-to-face so he did it by text message and then blocked me on social media.

— I thought my son was man enough to be a Navy Seal but he dropped out.

— I wish I were man enough to jump out of a plane like my friends.