Sentence examples for gender to something from inspiring English sources
The music's mournful yet ecstatic refraction and recombination of the blues raises its implications of class, race, and gender to something powerfully universal — yet perhaps universal in a new way (an artistic equivalent of a different order of infinity), a way that, in breaking through the limits of the categories that gave rise to it, may well fulfill Coleman's philosophical vision.
It seems that every possible way that a human being can be judged, shamed, and generalized has been exercised in this campaign -- from race and religion, gender and weight, to something as superficial as physical attributes and appearance.
It's easy to make jokes about blokes baking, it's fascinating to question why there seems to be such a gender difference in our approach to something so innocuous, so simple and pleasurable, but what's really interesting is how a simplistic, popular entertainment show can become such a complex manipulator of public opinion and what it's trying to achieve.
This allows her to view gender as something that everybody ought to be free to express in any way they want to (fee of judgment as 'good' or 'bad'bad
"Coming out as transgender and then transitioning to the opposite gender is something which very difficult to do.
"Coming out as transgender and then transitioning to the opposite gender is something which very difficult to do," she says.
We all have to value gender as something more elemental than a protean tool for prize submissions.
I began to understand gender as something so much more complex and profound than the parts I was born with or what I did with them or with whom.
Ever decreasing rates of full-time clinical practice need to be factored into workforce planning, given the likelihood that women will continue to make family friendly choices, and that a healthy work-life balance for both genders is something to be encouraged [ 26– 28].
For example, it is unheard of for a high school to cut a boys team to help achieve gender equity, something that has become commonplace in colleges.
