Sentence examples for gender one from inspiring English sources

Despite there not being any official statistics of tattoo artists based on gender, one only needs to look at the numbers at various big city tattooing conventions to get an idea of the inequity that persists within the industry.

"NEW RULE FOR GAY COMMUNITY: If you're white, pretty, & dumb, avoid giving your unsolicited opinion on race & gender," one person tweeted.

I always wondered how easily my ethical judgment could be swayed by money, and here I find myself clawing for a bit of work that's only offered to one gender, one race, and is fully conditional on one's appearance.

It captures what is most striking about her style – the willingness to take the side of her subjects (she always shoots people I have "some kind of love for") and to address issues of gender (one of her themes is the pressure on men to behave like men, and where that leaves women).

She's been criticised for her attitude to gender – one critic said she masquerades "as the baddest boy on the block to win the respect of an industry still so hobbled by gender-specific tunnel vision that it has trouble admiring anything but film-making soaked in a reduced notion of masculinity" – and for films often entirely focused on men.

By the time one finishes reading this startlingly eclectic study of trickery during sex, with its tales of demons disguised as lovers, women unknowingly bedding animals, husbands befuddled by their wives' twins, and crying games that invert all notions of gender, one is ready to ask, as Wendy Doniger does, why on earth the sexual act is spoken of as "carnal knowledge".

White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest questioned how state officials would enforce a rule requiring people to use the bathroom assigned to the gender on one's birth certificate.

Conservative ideology explicitly seeks to preserve traditional values and roles and this includes gender ones.

To minimize confounding of biomarker associations with ARDS by clinical variables, such as severity of illness, cases and controls were one-to-one matched for severity of illness (APACHE II, within one point), age (within 10 years), gender (one-to-one match) and number of non-pulmonary organ failures (within one).

She published a wonderful memoir on the subject, Through the Door of Life: A Jewish Journey Between Genders, one that mirrors my experience as a Jewish woman.

"You and your partner have very similar genders," one began.