Sentence examples for attached to gender from inspiring English sources

Swedes are fiercely attached to gender equality.

[Z], [R], and [L] were mainly attached to gender.

Currently the standard of the body as warning sign is largely attached to gender, requiring women to make any perceived fault or difference in their physical selves a source of shame and comic apology.

Status, power, and rights are attached to gender and affect the health status of women, independent of biologically determined vulnerabilities.

Social expectations and stereotypes attached to gender in relation to the behaviour that is considered appropriate are factors with a great influence on the sexual behaviour of young men (28).

Freiya: I would say that my identity is definitely attached to my gender.

This misuse of language shapes attitudes, and whether the epithet is "psychotic" or "mental" or "schizo" or "borderline" (a new, but increasingly common addition to the derogatory lexicon), the impact is every bit as damaging as slurs attached to race or gender, sexuality or religion.

I really didn't want anything that could be attached to a race, gender or sexuality so I thought an orange ping pong ball would fit the bill. .

The epistemic privilege it enjoys reflects both androcentrism (a male point of view, misrepresented as universal) and the social prestige attached to whatever is gender-symbolized as "masculine" (Merchant 1980, Smith 1974).

Because TERFs are so attached to the idea that gender is "less an identity than a caste position," they refuse to recognize transgendered people as women, citing theories of male privilege to exclude them from the feminist movement despite their ongoing, often extreme persecution, sometimes even putting them in danger.

Calling the lieutenant governor a "lady" may not be sexist, but Ms. Rell is obviously cognizant of some of the preconceptions people attach to her gender.