Sentence examples for be a gender from inspiring English sources

But there may be a gender divide.

Rees, however, signalled he would share power with other parties, not just Labour, and there would be a gender and ethnic balance to his cabinet.

Maybe I can be a gender warrior.' But my ties to masculinity were not strong enough to keep me in the middle".

Polling data thus far suggests that there may be a gender gap in perception of the two men, at least among Democrats.

Close Read's suggestion yesterday that there might be a gender difference in responses to "The Young Victoria" prompted this note from Princeton's Gary Bass: I'm a guy and I liked "Young Victoria" too, and not just for Emily Blunt.

These patients tend to be younger, and there seems to be a gender divide: male patients are more likely to be addicted to activities like online gaming; women, to things like social networking.

In fact, the authors suggest, the disorder "may be a gender-related form of psychopathy".

"Real Husbands" purports to be a gender-flipped satire of reality-TV new-money battles royale, the sort that feature would-be socialites.

Although a more accurate way to put it might be: "A gender-fluid version of what Rihanna would wear if she was playing at being Marie Antoinette going to the gym," with a dose of Gucci influence on top.

Accordingly, it seems reasonable to conclude that at least in height of the bone, there seems to be a gender-correlated difference.

By most accounts, it is tremendously difficult to be a gender-nonconforming or queer young person today.