Sentence examples for culturally ascribed from inspiring English sources

Because the traditional things that have been culturally ascribed to gay culture are the only things that I care about.

Or did he feel in those moments "like a girl" (whatever that feels like) and then consolidate that identity by choosing toys, clothes and movements culturally ascribed to girls?

Figure 1 shows the relationship between individual African genetic ancestry and culturally ascribed color.

Living with fistula for many years, continuous leaking of urine and symptoms associated with it; affect women's marital life because they cannot assume their culturally ascribed marital roles.

The Ganda people of central Uganda culturally ascribe mental illness causation to supernatural forces [ 15, 16].

Promising results in initial observational studies have in some cases led to widespread clinical implementation, in spite of lack of documented effectiveness. 3 The reluctance to abandon contradicted medical practice is commonly ascribed to both culturally embedded medical practices and different forms of vested interests.

A spotlight on some heterosexual sportsmen's experiences of EDs is interesting, as culturally these men would typically be ascribed high status in archetypical hierarchies of masculinity.

31 Some culturally relevant aspects have also been identified: for example, a study on change in drinking consumption among older people in Japan found that apart from gender, education, age and depression, a related factor is employment status: consumption tends to drop significantly with retirement, which the authors ascribed to the role of alcohol consumption in Japanese work culture.

He interpreted, using speeches, and ascribed motives.

Over 100 murders ascribed to Ferguson alone.

I ascribed to him a worldly wisdom.