Sentence examples for gender meant from inspiring English sources

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

So, partly out of pure curiosity, and partly in the name of research for a book I'm putting together, I decided to ask some of my internet followers what masculinity, sex and gender meant to them.

Sex and gender meant the same thing to me, and both referred to the two boxes on my passport application.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

His change of gender means there is a barrier between the present and the past, so whenever he tells us of the past it is with the knowledge that he has acquired later.

The coupling of Move and Kron, who subvert gender roles with tact and sensitivity — and thus make us think about what gender means — is only part of the story.