Sentence examples for clothing walking from inspiring English sources
He noticed a man dressed in dark clothing walking backward near his patrol.
It is not "a stable identity or locus of agency from which various acts follow; rather, gender is … instituted … through a stylized repetition of [habitual] acts" (Butler 1999, 179): through wearing certain gender-coded clothing, walking and sitting in certain gender-coded ways, styling one's hair in gender-coded manner and so on.
It also includes gag shots such as a chubby crewmember in loose-fitting clothing walking along the runway at the fashion show, and Streep announcing "I have some nude photographs to show you" at the Paris brunch scene.
Stepping back out of the building, Mr. Maringelli saw a cheerful, smallish man in priest's clothing walking by, and he called him over.
Knots of women dressed in revealing clothing walked to the bodega next door for snacks.
The hip-hop businessman, Russell Simmons, a founder of Def Jam records and Phat Farm clothing, walked out of the room at 1 a.m.
He takes in details of city life ("A man in women's clothing walked seven elegant dogs") and notices that on the limo's spycam his image makes a gesture a second or two before he makes it in reality.
Guests wearing their tackiest clothing walked along a pink carpet, which wound its way from the street, along the restaurant's drive-through lane, to a tent set up in the parking lot.
In a performance piece, two male models in wearable versions of the clothing, walked in opposite directions circling the sculpture.
Devoid of cultural markers many of us employ in honing in on our gaydar -- hairstyles, clothing, walk, body movements, talk, makeup, piercings, eyeglasses or tattoos -- Tabak and Zayas state that the accuracy in detecting gaydar is driven by a sensitivity to individual facial features and the spatial relationships among facial features.
Interestingly, the topics discovered by LDA reflected mostly the same frequent categories used in Table 1 (e.g., clothing, walks, fundraisers, etc).
