Sentence examples for gender engaging from inspiring English sources

In fact, since her loss in Iowa, Mrs. Clinton has, subtly but unmistakably, pushed gender, engaging in a series of events intended to present her in softer ways.

Two hundred and sixty ecological colour pictures representing persons differing in number, age and gender, engaged in relatively static (not effortful) or dynamic (effortful) actions (see some examples in Fig. 1), were presented in the central visual field of a PC screen, randomly mixed with 44 neutral scenarios lacking visible people.

Palestinian women in paid jobs were more likely to be insufficiently active, whereas for men it was the reverse (p = 0.10 for interaction), most likely reflecting the type of work in which each gender engaged and the strong contribution of domestic chores among Palestinian housewives.

One particular scene is a riotous screaming fight in which the couple pose as representatives of their genders, engaging in the time-honored practices (slamming doors, breaking dishes) and invoking time-honored images to hurl at each other: Harold says, "This is why men drive naked women into a pit with bayonets".

We need the brightest minds of both genders engaged in sustainable solutions for our planet's future.

In this paper we identify differences in how students of different races/ethnicities, nationalities (international vs. American national), and genders engage in peer discussions using student self-report data from three large introductory biology classrooms.

There also did not appear to be a gender lobby engaging with the policy process and the role of the Gender Focal Point appeared to be limited.

Two years ago, the United States supreme court betrayed our Constitution and those who fought to ensure that its protections are enjoyed equally by all persons regardless of religion, race or gender by engaging in an unabashed power-grab on behalf of corporate America.

These studies indicate a difference in perception based on gender when engaging in DGBL environments.

Although some men reported efforts to mobilise other men to be involved in sexual and reproductive health and to challenge gender inequality, engaging men as advocates of change was the least notable and measurable change of the three levels, which has been noted elsewhere (Greene et al. 2006).

His 1967 novel The Exquisite Corpse took its title from a surrealist parlor game in which stories are formed out of random sentences; in Chester's novel, characters change identity from chapter to chapter, alternating masks and genders while engaging in erotic, violent rituals against the backdrop of an otherwise prosaic world.