Sentence examples for genders a bit from inspiring English sources

Even though you'd probably make a husband a boy and a wife a girl, mixing up the genders a bit makes the game more fun.

However, concern seems to be mounting that our decades-long attempt to better acknowledge the talents and accomplishments of women, and to empower them, have left the other gender a bit adrift and, in many ways, misunderstood.

Most sex between most people, whatever their gender, is a bit icky to me.

Even in the area of gender equality, a bit of progress is finally being made.

To be clear, I generally find most gender discussions a bit weepy and tired.

In any case, he says, the findings disprove the idea, long held by developmental biologists, that female characteristics are a default setting that is overwritten by male genes--a bit of gender equality at the cellular level.

I write about sport and gender a fair bit.

But gender diversity is a bit more complicated than it first appears.

Jeremy Corbyn comes from a strand of the left that sees gender equality as "a bit of a distraction", Labour's former acting leader Harriet Harman has said.

The term "gender lens" is a bit patronising but it does feel like seeing something clearly, the big difference with contacts is that you can't take it out again.

This summer's big homegrown smash looks set to be an avant-garde working-class comedy, implicitly touching on the Irish diaspora, in which the characters break the fourth wall with abandon and the heroine is a gender-bending revolutionary, a bit like Cate Blanchett in that film about Bob Dylan.