Sentence examples for codes of masculinity from inspiring English sources
She generally makes kinetic and thrilling movies about men and codes of masculinity set in worlds of violence.
Race is the unmistakable subject of "Crow," and "Kobe I Got Your Back" plays with codes of masculinity.
As the critic Amy Taubin has observed, Ms. Bigelow is a "daughter" of Peckinpah, specifically because her "double-faced critique of and infatuation with the codes of masculinity reveals the hysteria beneath their seeming rationality".
While Tony Soprano does embody the close-knit Italian-American community, with its codes of masculinity, Gandolfini, who had studied the Sanford Meisner method of acting for two years, lived up to Meisner's exhortation to "find in yourself those human things which are universal".
The story of one person intersects with issues of homophobia, and people assigned male at birth violating codes of masculinity.
For these young men there is often no difference between a cis gay man who is violating the codes of masculinity by behaving in a feminine manner (choosing a male partner is viewed by many as feminine behavior) and a straight trans woman who has completed surgical and hormonal treatment.
At the same time, the Southern way of life began to be embraced around the country until, in a sense, it came to stand for the "real America": country music and Lynyrd Skynyrd, barbecue and NASCAR, political conservatism, God and guns, the code of masculinity, militarization, hostility to unions, and suspicion of government authority, especially in Washington, D.C. (despite its largesse).
Depending on which expert is consulted, young boys are victims either of an unreasonable code of masculinity that doesn't allow them to express their feelings, or of a misguided feminist educational system bent on making them more like little girls.
Pink is identified as female or at least not part of a code of masculinity for boys in Gummo.
To them, two men together is not a function of sexual orientation but the fact that they are not acting like men according to the commonly accepted code of masculinity.
