Sentence examples for antagonistic men from inspiring English sources

Agreeableness is significant for both, but with opposite signs agreeable women and antagonistic men are more likely to marry.

For older cohorts, born between 1945 and 1959, psychological traits have gender-distinct effects on marriage that are consistent with specialized production of marital services, with agreeable women, and conscientious, antagonistic men more likely to marry.

For example, replacement of Tyr with bulky or sterically restricted substituents is favorable for generation of effective antagonistic analogues (Manning et al. 2005).

He had a talent for smoothing over personal differences and holding the loyalty of men antagonistic to one another.

Among these darker aspects, antagonistic equality among men also explains the extremely variable status of women in hunter-gatherer societies, a status which can vary from near equality to the worst forms of subordination (Hayden et al. 1986).

The MAO-A VNTR has been linked to personality traits such as impulse control and antagonistic behavior in man [ 39, 40].

This is an audience that is deterred rather than attracted by old white men sounding antagonistic towards their employers.

Harvey's idea of a good time was the BBC sitcom "Steptoe and Son," the grim tale of two mutually antagonistic "rag-and-bone men" who pass their days in a Beckettian pile of rubbish, tearing psychological strips off each other.

In public, the two men had an antagonistic relationship.

They encouraged the fidelity of women by admonishing them that the ejaculates of different men were mutually antagonistic.

Mr. Klugman was already a decorated actor in 1970 when he began co-starring in "The Odd Couple," a sitcom adaptation of Neil Simon's hit play about two divorced men — friends with antagonistic temperaments — sharing a New York apartment.