Sentence examples for bit of gender from inspiring English sources
"It's very modern that there is a bit of gender play.
There's a bit of gender bending going on at Stratford this season.
All the women depicted are seated, reflecting More's written instruction to do away with that particular bit of gender hierarchy.
"We need a bit of GENDER BALANCE!" March 24 , 201410.16am GMT According to the Daily Mail's Jason Groves, Cameron does not seem to be much of an inheritance tax expert.
Although most cases have involved men leering at women, it takes only a bit of gender bending to make you realize that this kind of behavior, regardless of gender or sexual orientation, is disrespectful, degrading — and just plain rude.
In any case, he says, the findings disprove the idea, long held by developmental biologists, that female characteristics are a default setting that is overwritten by male genes--a bit of gender equality at the cellular level.
You'll find several knockout performances, including Edward O'Blenis' work as the disappointed and dissolute Dr. Astrov, Greig Sargeant's sensitive turn in the title role, and Mary Neufeld's splendid work (in a bit of gender-blind casting) as the aging professor who's blithely unaware of how his actions affect those around him.
Star Trek Into Darkness was The Wrath of Khan pulled inside-out, and at base The Force Awakens requotes A New Hope, but with a bit of gender-bending to put a rootless female scavenger in the Luke Skywalker role and some deepening of the Dark Side to give this chapter's Darth Vader, Kylo Ren, an actual face and a different set of daddy issues.
It laid the groundwork for me for an understanding that costuming and a little bit of "gendering" can be, when responsibly used, a very powerful aspect of performance.
Instead, try a bit of gender-bending - "cute girl drag" is very appealing without making a "man" out of you.
Sappho, for a bit of ancient gender politics; Aphra Behn for theater gossip; and George Eliot because everyone who knew her said she was fascinating.
