Sentence examples for gender made from inspiring English sources

Yet it can't be said that gender made no difference.

In Paris, no Americans of either gender made it past the third round.

But Ms. Despentes said she believed that her gender made her critics more harsh.

A majority of respondents, however, believed that gender made no difference in such issues.

Two tiny baby dolls of unidentified gender, made of hard, matte plastic, and wrapped in blankets of the same kind of plastic.

Last summer, León's gender made even more of a difference during the mass migration of thousands of women and children from Central America who crossed the Texas-Mexico border.

"It turns out gender makes a big difference," said MIT researcher Susan Silbey.

Certainly there had been nobody of either gender making thematic and formal work like Boty's.

It's as if the very fact of a woman's gender makes her extra-strength, turbo-powered evil.

Labour women, intolerant of Islamist views on gender, make up a disproportionate chunk of those demanding change.

She has little time for anyone who thinks her gender makes her ill-suited to be the shawish.