Sentence examples for feminise from inspiring English sources

This process may feminise an explicitly masculine inner world – some of the thoughts turn on a boy's sexual rejection – but its deeper truth is existential.

Complaining that Labour's "pool of experience is being drained", he claimed the rise of women would "feminise" party policies.

Judy Chicago's fetish-finish-sprayed car bonnets feminise Californian car culture with abstract patterns showing decorative wombs, breasts and a clitoris.

"Won't Evan Davis's three shifts per week be at the expense of the women currently anchoring the show?", it was immediately asked by those concerned the move ran counter to director general Tony Hall's call to feminise news output.

There is, though, one dramatic difference that she can make: she can, and the signs are that she will, feminise the topmost regions of politics in a way that has the potential to transform the conduct of government.

One might say that the great achievement of post-1945 polinics, in Europe at least, has been to "feminise" the nation state.

She wouldn't thank you for saying the food has been feminised.

Under stressful conditions, for example, a pregnant woman's adrenal glands pump out abnormal levels of another female hormone, progesterone, feminising the developing brain of a male fetus.What's more, the process of sex determination is not over by birth, but continues into life, up to and including puberty.

Now, live coverage of the Test has been snaffled up by the pay-to-view satellite broadcaster Sky, with only highlights shown later on terrestrial television.The coverage also shows, with unusual clarity, how feminised the tabloid press has become.

Business schools, those hothouses of capitalism, are feminising fast.

Since then, the workplace has been feminised; in future it will be grizzled.