Sentence examples for gay orientation from inspiring English sources

But excluding them does hurt boys of gay orientation.

I have, of course, known gay priests: or priests who certainly had a gay orientation.

To be fair and to err on the side of caution, it is likely that both men had a gay orientation but chose to abstain from sex.

Under Pope Benedict XVI, the official view of homosexuality hardened considerably with a new stress on the idea that gay orientation, let alone practice, was "fundamentally disordered" and incompatible with the priesthood.

She warmed up as the evening went on and, although she didn't entirely shake her pitch problems and bouts of colorlessness, rose particularly to the drama of another number from "Lucrezia," a passionate duet in which she plays the male best friend of the tenor Gennaro in an exchange so intense that more than one director has plausibly used it to make the case for the characters' gay orientation.

Some think the behavior itself defines a gay orientation.

I always felt that it was unfair for me to be expected to announce my gay sexual orientation while my sister simply lived her straight one.

The case law is made all the more confusing by the fact that while some male victims of sexual harassment were clearly chosen because they are gay, sexual orientation is not covered by Title VII, and anyone who claims harassment on that basis, no matter how terrible the facts of the case, has no recourse.

Confusing, however, same-gender sexual violence with homosexuality, McClurkin misinterpreted the molestation as the reason for his gay sexual orientation.

Hmmm... Everything becomes a bit more complicated when we consider that in the late 1960s Rogers encouraged Francois Clemmons, who played the role of Officer Clemmons, to remain in the closet, marry a woman, and focus on his singing career as ways to rein in and channel his gay sexual orientation.

Under it, recruiters are forbidden to ask prospective enlistees about their sexual orientation, gay and lesbian troops are forbidden to disclose their homosexuality, and commanders are forbidden to pursue investigations of suspected homosexual conduct in the absence of compelling evidence.