Sentence examples for gender means from inspiring English sources

For women on the writing staff a host of the same gender means more opportunities.

There is a general feeling among female playwrights that their gender means their work is viewed differently – by audiences and, crucially, by critics.

We've spent hundreds of years telling women that their gender means they are programmed to think in a certain manner: let's not now foist this ridiculousness onto men.

Moreover, and perhaps toughest to manage, is the hunger to decide what gender means and the concomitant insistence that it must mean something.

Partly thanks to the fact that that her mother majored in women's studies, Kokal – whose surname is traceable to her father's ancestral roots in Slovenia – is the keenest to discuss what the group's gender means for their lives and music.

I've written the book as a springboard for discussion with children about what gender means to them, it's rich with different stereotypes and roles which I hope will help kids explore their gender.

"Looking at gender meant we had to open up a whole other avenue of inquiry.

In your view, what do race and gender mean to Rice?

I was so focused on trying to change my gender, I never stopped to think about what gender meant.

Balanced boards, whether that's relative to experience, background, race or gender, mean better boards, and an organisation should always reflect the people it serves.

Demographic variables, gender, mean age at death, PMI, and pH of tissue did not differ between the two groups of samples (Table 1).