Sentence examples for gender point from inspiring English sources

"I find Hamlet offensive from a gender point of view.

The propaganda of romance, as opposed to love, is largely divisive – and also strangely one-way, from a gender point of view.

"I would love to feel that no girl growing up today should think that it is something she could not do, but I don't approach it from a gender point of view.

Mark Morris's 2012 "Beaux," which opened this program, was the odd bird of the week, a gentle ballet that made an intriguing gender point by giving its nine men the kind of steps that are more usually associated with women.

Well, let's leave aside the fact that alcohol increases breast cancer rates, the chances of rape, and that drunk people (male or female) are boring, often argumentative and have a tendency to be sick on your shoes, and look at the statistics from a straightforward gender point of view.

One review by Morris in regards to 45 studies on home care assistance services and caregivers from a gender point of view, does confirm the aforementioned matter, above all, because men and women do have different social and financial contexts and expectations on their role, and for such reason, women perform situations which requires deeper care assistance.

But, as Greenberg pointed out in his classificatory work, the mere presence of gender points only toward typological similarities between languages.

The concept of language mixture (as an alternative to a uniform genetic classification into distinct language families) was defended most vigorously by the Africanist Carl Meinhof, who referred to these languages as "Nilo-Hamitic". But, as Greenberg pointed out in his classificatory work, the mere presence of gender points only toward typological similarities between languages.

A rich and important literature has critiqued science and technology from multiple gender points of view (reviewed in Schiebinger 2014).

She revisits the dispute between Judith Butler (who claims that the gendered self is socially-constructed) and trans theorists, such as Jay Prosser (1998) who, rather than taking transsexuality as evidence of the constructedness of gender, points to it as evidence of something that transcends such construction (1998, 7 and 65).

Finally, one of the other players asked about her gender point-blank; when Laura revealed that she hadn't always presented as female, other guild members accused her of betraying their trust and cut off contact.