Sentence examples for No genders from inspiring English sources

There are no declensions, no moods, and no genders.

Grammatically speaking, English is an amazingly flexible language with no genders, adjective agreements or case endings and minimal verb conjugations.

For immigrants it is surely one of the easiest languages to get by in -- no genders, and easy verb forms and noun and pronoun cases.

But English is pretty simple: verbs hardly conjugate; nouns pluralise easily (just add "s", mostly) and there are no genders to remember.English-speakers appreciate this when they try to learn other languages.

There are three degrees of formality, no genders (thankfully, although that can also cause some confusion), but every verb even the imperative must be conjugated either definitely or indefinitely.On top of that, there is rhyming vowel harmony the rule that all the suffixes piled onto the verb stem must agree with the first syllable.

We additionally found that our zprelamin A fish cohorts (no genders identified; n = 36) manifested a shorter lifespan compared with that of their wild-type siblings (no genders identified; n = 91; P<0.0001, log rank test) (Fig. 8).

Angels have no gender.

Freedom has no gender".

There was no gender category.

Great perfume has no gender.

And these have no gender.