Sentence examples for images of masculinity from inspiring English sources
Isaac Julien: work preoccupied with images of masculinity and homosexuality in black male identity, suffused with love of cinema history.
DW It would be difficult to overestimate the influence and importance of John Travolta and Saturday Night Fever on images of masculinity in cinema.
Country remains American music's bastion of cultural conservatism, with a fan base that sits well to the right of the wider pop audience, and songs that strenuously uphold traditional white working-class images of masculinity.
"Rightly or wrongly, women associate cars with positive images of masculinity and power," said Virginia Scharff, author of "Taking the Wheel: Women and the Coming of the Motor Age".
The death of JFK features at the foot of It's a Man's World I, between painted busts of Lenin and Einstein and below a collage of images of masculinity, fame and violence through the centuries.
Surely some of them fear that coming out would hurt their quote -- the amount of money they can demand per movie -- because their new gay image might challenge the dominant culture in America: heterosexual, with traditional images of masculinity (guys saving the world from aliens) and femininity (beautiful women falling for handsome men) being the most reliable draws for selling tickets.
Riding on a crest of gangster chic, it subverted rather than celebrated the Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels image of masculinity.
I guess that's also true for men, but no one ever asks me if my male characters are presenting a negative image of masculinity.
Importantly, platform workers did not replace a conventional image of masculinity with an unconventional one and then set out to prove the new image revealing mistakes strategically, for example, or competing in displays of sensitivity.
The article examined the trend of Asian women dating and marrying Caucasian men, often leaving Asian men feeling as though they did not fit the image of masculinity in American culture.
Finally, they are running, sweating, thick in the plume of Old Spice, and shouting: "Man the fuck up!" It is a terrifying image of masculinity as a violent, grotesque, and yet unreachable posture.
