Sentence examples for MASc from inspiring English sources
Such change was recognized by Indian grammarians; e.g., Patañjali noted that perfect forms of the type ca-kr-a 'you did' (2nd person plural) were not in use at his time; instead, a nominal (participial adjective) form with a complex suffix-tavat was used e.g., kṛ-tavant-as (nom. l. masc).. Indian grammarians also recognized the existence of different dialects.
But take a look through the dating apps, or head out on to the scene, and you'll find the phrase "masc 4 masc" – gay men making it clear they're only interested in guys who show no signs of femininity.
"I'm thinking we need more of a vibe of a masc woman," Latta said.
Greek handily distinguishes between 'justice' as a virtue [dikaiosunê] and the abstractions 'justice' [dikê, sometimes personified as a goddess] or 'the just' [to dikaion, the neuter form of the adjective 'just', masc. dikaios].
Professor Michael Rees, chair of MASC said: "We already face a severe staffing crisis in medical schools.
His MASC earrings (autumn/winter 2015) and his Cruise necklaces (autumn/winter 2016) are "an easy way to express little sexual jokes," the designer says.
Nothing I wrote was meant to say the Canadian journalist was wrong about this basic fact; I simply disagreed with her interpretation.Finally, Arabic has anta (you-masc)., anti (you-fem)., antum (you-pl.-masc)., antunna (you-pl.-fem)., hum (they-masc).
