Hyman

[ hahy-muhn ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Hyman was jealous of her success, and he could be condescending and cruel.

From Washington Post

Snails, similar to many invertebrates, are particularly susceptible to wildfires, as they are unable to outrun flames and can’t survive intense heat, Hyman notes.

From Science News

To investigate how these aggregates might form, Hyman’s team focused on a protein called FUS that has mutant forms associated with ALS.

From Quanta Magazine

Returning to his lab, Hyman and his colleagues found that ATP worked exceptionally well as a hydrotrope.

From Quanta Magazine

Mark Hyman, MD, best-selling author, and current chair of the Institute of Functional Medicine, sees it as anything but quackery.

From The Daily Beast

Sulfur boosts glutathione because glutathione is, in part, made up of sulfur molecules, explains Hyman.

From The Daily Beast

Dr. Mark Hyman on why doctors and the health system has it all wrong.

From The Daily Beast

Perhaps not surprisingly, Carter Fleiss and Hyman are in good company.

From The Daily Beast

One of the detectives detailed to this assignment was Hyman Ginsburg.

From Project Gutenberg

His yearly income, about this time, was nearly cut in two by the withdrawal of Hyman Groll from the firm.

From Project Gutenberg

Include as a factor Hyman by all means, for lacking him our chain of chancy coincidence would lack a most vital link.

From Project Gutenberg

Among his greatest admirers were a Jewish family named Hyman, who lived next door to him.

From Project Gutenberg

"Look at Hyman, in that tree over yonder," said Hal, nodding in the direction.

From Project Gutenberg