Sentence examples for gender narrative from inspiring English sources

The Wuppertal Tanztheater ensemble member Tsai-Chin Yu imbues the role with a startling, powerful abandon that tears away from the stark gender narrative that's constructed by the rest of the piece.

After establishing WNYC Studios a powerhouse of podcasting responsible for game-changing blockbusters like Radiolab Walker seized the opportunity to flip the gender narrative by creating Werk It: A Women's Podcast Festival.

After establishing WNYC Studios a powerhouse of podcasting responsible for game-changing blockbusters Serial, This American Life, and Radiolab Walker seized the opportunity to flip the gender narrative by creating Werk It: A Women's Podcast Festival.

What I love about queer theory and gender narratives is that they embrace multiplicity.

By coming out and transitioning before our country's largest media outlets, Caitlyn unveiled a national identity crisis that will continue to disrupt classical gender narratives in the US for years to come.

This comment portrays the acceptance of marijuana use (and of drugs, generally) in male-dominated sports and illustrates how the discourse supports gendered narratives.

In middle age, I'm more fascinated by her fraught relationship with her cook, Nellie Boxall, than with her particular brand of high modernism; I would rather ponder the fact that she once mistakenly baked her wedding ring into a suet pudding than her experiments with gender and narrative.

New Zealand's "Rich List", produced annually by the National Business Review, follows the same gender-skewed narrative year after year.

The artist, in dark glasses and black trench, progressing the gender-equalizing narrative of her last film,, into the realm of the female shadow/secret agent....eclipsing the ancient feminine archetypes at the Egyptian gallery of the Metropolitan Museum of Art......and those of the late 20th century projected in Tribeca's FIlm Forum.

Who gets to be on what side of the wall and what does that mean?" Noting the work of Donna Haraway and Rosi Braidotti, Allahyari believes that digital spaces also offer opportunities to create new gender-driven narratives.

But diversity of texts must mean diversity of culture, gender, race, class, narrative style, perspective and so many more things.