Sentence examples for gender of his from inspiring English sources

So he has written an open letter to the Mail's editor, Paul Dacre, about the implications of Hardcastle's malicious comment on the race and gender of his UCL colleagues: "I am writing to express my deep disappointment in the insinuation in your newspaper that Dr Hiranya Peiris was selected to discuss the Big Bang breakthrough on Newsnight for anything other than her expertise.

It isn't just that her current tour involves singing Gainsbourg's none-more-male oeuvre (without altering the gender of his lyrics), notably including "Ballade de Johnny Jane", taken from a film in which, she reminds us, she effectively "played a boy".

Only information pertaining to the first (i.e., onset) contact sexual abuse incident was used for this study and included the following: Each participant was asked to record his age at the time of his first sexual contact with a child, and to record the age and gender of his first sexual abuse victim.

The age and gender of his victims seem inconsequential.

Julio Pena could barely contain himself upon discovering the gender of his unborn child.

(One trans rabbi I spoke with recounted a teaching moment in his congregation when a member asked about the gender of his sibling's newborn child: "They haven't told us yet," he replied).

But he confessed that the gender makeup of his office, while meaningful, is hardly intentional.

Caught in a gender trap of his own making, New artfully reminds us that everything Viola says about herself is in heavily inverted commas.

Wayne, double-gendered emblem of the suppression of women in Labrador, duly claims his better half, escapes his hometown, gets beaten up and redeems the gender politics of his father, who is then allowed a modest moment of grace.

Scanning the gender breakdown of his characters, she says, "I caught myself thinking how absurd it is to categorise and box them in when the play is so much bigger.

The premise of the show is that Hedwig tells her life story in a down-and-out gig backed by a group of sulky Poles (the local band This Kid's Disco) and her new husband Yitzhak, an angry Croat rocker with gender complications of his own.