Sentence examples for her gendered from inspiring English sources
Her marriage, however, has released her from her gendered responsibility to care for her mother and once the couple had children she began to extend her social networks across ethnic groups through participation at parents' activities at the school and is now an active contributor to its fundraising activities.
In addition, as we have described in some of our earlier work in relation to the Pakistani Muslim community, it also required our Pakistani Muslim female researcher to negotiate actively, continuously and visibly an 'insider' status within the local Pakistani Muslim community through appropriate performances of her gendered Pakistani Muslim ethnicity.
This activity (amongst others) makes her gendered a woman.
Rich came out as a lesbian in the mid-seventies, and the tradition of castigating her in gendered terms — "strident" is a word that crops up a lot — again went into full swing.
For The Perfect Sidekick trainer Kendra Campbell, working out at mainstream gyms exposed her to gendered assumptions people make based purely on aesthetics.
In the second, training alone one night, Maxima describes with disgust her family's gendered expectation for her when she returns from school.
Patty Kennedy, founder of communications firm Kennedy Spencer, uses her knowledge of gendered behavior on social networking sites to better target men and women for her clients, which include Coca-Cola and P&G.
Theidon always kept an open door for students, she told HuffPost, and they often came to her to talk about social issues at Harvard, given that many of her classes discussed gendered and sexual violence.
They become just like Amy, a girl that Gilligan describes in one of her discussions of gendered moral reasoning.
Even her admirers resort to what can be seen as gendered platitudes about her diligence and supposed modesty, her instinct not to offend.
You still wanna play?" Even Hoffman said her customary reaction to gendered abuse was to "beat the shit" out of the man who hurt her ― on the battlefield, that is.
