Sentence examples for deviant at from inspiring English sources

The point is that talking about periods, depicting them, and possibly even thinking about them, is still seen as deviant, at best, and, at worst, disgusting.

Warnicke suggested that Anne had miscarried a deformed child, and so was thought guilty of witchcraft, but Weir gives more credence to Warnicke's suggestion that Anne's male friends, her brother in particular, were involved in homosexual acts thought deviant at the time.

Dividing "sluts" into the innocent and guilty reinforces the idea that male sexuality is normal while female sexuality is deviant at worst, defiant at best.

The domain score for Executive functioning was the most deviant at baseline.

The conflicting normative expectations imposed on Dutch women may result in a decreased childbirth satisfaction, because it is impossible to conform, without being deviant at the same time.

In fact, such a replacement was observed for all other studied LacI-family TFs deviant at position 24 (see Additional file 7).

Last year I saw him perform with The Deviants at London's Borderline.

Jackie House, one-quarter of San Francisco's resident queer DJ collective Honey Soundsystem, in September, the crew was gearing up for another round of their annual sexual discotheque spectacle, Deviants, at Folsom Street Fair.

A positive shift to deviants at fronto-central electrode sites in the analysis window of 130 170 ms post-stimulus was also found.

Accordingly, we assume that the observed latency difference between processing happy and fearful deviants at the occipital channels reflects the greater visual saliency of the happy than fearful expression as compared to neutral expression.

In their study, they manipulated the degree of bottom-up predictability by presenting tones that deviated in frequency (monoaural deviants) or laterality (interaural deviants) at either the local sequence or the global sequence level (cf. study by Wacongne et al., 2011 described above).