Sentence examples for cultures men from inspiring English sources

In some cultures, men are so resistant that women must engage in delicate "condom negotiation".

Solomon Islands is a Melanesian country, and in most Melanesian cultures men control the decision making and governance mechanisms in the villages – girls and women are excluded.

That still leaves a clear majority of societies in which women bear most of the childcare burden – indeed, in a third of cultures men barely lift a finger to help.

In some Southeast Asian cultures, men have been known to experience what is called amok, an episode of murderous rage followed by amnesia; men in the region also suffer from koro, which is characterized by the debilitating certainty that their genitals are retracting into their bodies.

The scientific literature has indicated that across all cultures, men care more about physical features in potential opposite-sex mates than women (Buss 1989; Kenrick et al. 1993; Shackelford et al. 2005).

In Western cultures, men and women are equally likely to have moderate to severe cases of it.

There is worldwide evidence that in archaic cultures man considered the points of the compass to have mythological affiliations (e.g., the west and death or the east and a new beginning).

The analyses of the primers with cultures, man-made, and environmental samples produced positive results opening the promise of the use of hzo as a phylogenetic and functional marker in the future (Schmid et al. 2008).

Sexual abuse and violence were ingrained in culture, men like Rolf Harris were nearly untouchable.

"In ancient Greek culture, men were allowed their emotions," he said.

In Paraguay's traditional, macho culture, men are actually revered for fathering children with multiple women.