Sentence examples for implied gender from inspiring English sources

(Quite aside from the implied gender politics, it was a hackneyed joke when Mr. Simon wrote it more than three decades ago.) More discomforting are the episodes dealing with homosexuality.

And these days, it seems naive to randomly cross-dress various characters without an apparent point of view about the implied gender politics - and yet we get Audrey and Phebe en travestie for no apparent reason other than to provoke a laugh at big blokes in frocks.

The term sexual inversion implied gender role reversal.

I've picked up enough about them that I can list off the names of the biggest works, and I have a familiarity with the clichés and stereotypes associated with the genre, but the implied gender politics always bothered me, and I'm annoyed by sexualized moe, which, um that's like a whole other article on a whole other subject.

It was all meant to somehow symbolize the plight of the victim of sex trafficking but in retrospect just coming off as an intensely BDSM-inspired shoot combined with a bit of implied gender bending since most anti-prostitution activists are exclusively concerned with cis women and girls despite the fact many men and trans people engage in sex work.

In this regard, no previously implied gender-differences [ 14, 15] were found.

According to Stone, it would be more accurate for Butler to say that claims about sex imply gender norms.

LVH was associated with male gender and AER, whereas moderate LVDD was associated with female gender and BNP, implying gender specific mechanism in the development of CVD.

The association of occupational category and position on fibrinogen levels varied as a function of gender, implying that gender-specific socioeconomic differences could exist in cardiovascular risks in Japanese workers.

Jorgensen's existence and acceptance as a woman implied that gender and the body were not necessarily connected, that gender was something one worked to create.

The effect size for gender was 1.19 (p=0.024), implying that gender makes a positive contribution to the ROC curve.