Sentence examples for homemaking from inspiring English sources

"Some feminist thinkers view homemaking with outright contempt, arguing it demeans women, and that the relentless demands of raising children are a form of exploitation," he told the assembly.

The significance of Stewart's story is that it reveals and highlights the "sheer nerve" of someone who was able to leverage her skills in a traditionally undervalued field — homemaking — into a billion-dollar empire.

My business is about homemaking.

He persuaded prominent friends and acquaintances, including Martha Stewart, Dick Cavett and Lawrence Summers, to write captions for images of groups as varied as 1870s Lakota tribal leaders and early-1900s homemaking students and cash register factory workers.

She vanquished the spirit of homemaking the way Virginia Woolf had killed her "Angel in the House".

Yet, as her mother did, she is still hashing out the particulars of what she calls "homemaking" with a new book, "Composing a Further Life: The Age of Active Wisdom," out next month from Knopf.

Back then, the mass-market reading options for women tended to focus on fashion (Vogue, Harper's Bazaar), homemaking (Good Housekeeping, Woman's Day, Ladies Home Journall) and women's liberation, both political and sexual (Ms. and Cosmopolitan).

From the beginning of her career in the public eye, Clinton has been dogged by questions about her interest in homemaking – despite her own successful career.

A far cry from a devotion to homemaking.

In the twenties, thirties, and forties, the Sterns report, during the heyday of radio homemaking, families would gather in person at massive "Jubilees" organized around the radio homemakers.

The charges had arisen as a result of Vodafone's takeover of Mannesmann in 2000.Lawyers for Martha Stewart, the homemaking guru who was convicted of obstruction of justice last month, requested a new trial.