Beyond structural gender disparities, many respondents complained of a "macho, misogynist culture", with bosses organising events at strip clubs, and frequent commentary on women's bodies the norm.
His nightly television appearances to describe the day's sports happenings were characterized by frequent acidic commentary, invariably delivered with a straight face.
The drivers, who are generally owners of the cooperative that operates the bus line, are often colourful characters, noted for their frequent lively commentary on everything from weather to politics to football.
Jeremy Parish of USgamer called EarthBound "the all-time champion" of self-aware games that "warp... perceptions and boundaries" and break the fourth wall, citing its frequent internal commentary about the medium and the final scenes where the player is directly addressed by the game.
I was brought up a Christian and I live in a country (UK) in which Islam is a politically and socially potent term, and where reference to women's position is subject to frequent social commentary (Poynting and Mason 2007).
43 44 We selected participants from the population of 'influential experts', individuals who had engaged in frequent media commentary, publications, senior administration or management, advice to government or professional committees, or senior advocacy on breast screening.
"Yet the reports prepared in mid-January -- at a time when Mr. Lindh's case was the subject of frequent negative public commentary by government officials, intense media coverage and almost daily public opinion polls -- omit reference to these statements," they argued.
Fans of his frequent articles in Commentary and the Public Interest sometimes joked that his "Q" was for query, as well as quirky.His doctoral thesis in 1959 inquired into the political behaviour of blacks in Chicago, finding that their subservience to white powerbrokers was a way of getting benefits for themselves.
A few weeks later, when off tacrolimus, he developed acute psychotic symptoms: frequent hallucinations (running commentary and threatening voices), bizarre and non-bizarre delusions, and thought broadcasting with clear consciousness.
Add in the network's frequent pauses for color commentary, and its coverage amounted to something of juris interruptus.
