Sentence examples for male compatriots from inspiring English sources
Iran today is a country where women are more educated than their male compatriots; more than 60% of university students are female, as are many university professors.
In front of a roaring crowd of at least 10,000 — about three-quarters women and a quarter equally enthusiastic men — the Palestinian players imparted a collective sense of achievement that had eluded their male compatriots for a long time.
When Adams walked in to the sound of Guns and Roses' thumping rock anthem Welcome to the Jungle, she received the kind of welcome normally only seen at major bouts between her male compatriots.
Agnieszka Radwanska, the losing women's finalist last year, joined her male compatriots in the quarter-finals, after defeating Tsvetana Pironkova, where she will play the No6 seed, Li Na. "I think she's on the way to win Wimbledon this year," said Janowicz.
"He has managed to capture in a slogan the imagination of many of his male compatriots, and the utter contempt of almost every Italian woman".
The Huffington Post's quick tally of Marvel's merchandise site found nearly all of Black Widow's male compatriots had at least three times as many offerings for fans.
Perry is her modern-day male compatriot.
(Ignore the aberrant Brazilian stretcher bounder in the quarter-final, she learned that from her male compatriot, Barcelona's Dani Alves).
His five medals brought his total to 11 Olympic medals, tied for second among male swimmers with compatriots Mark Spitz and Matt Biondi, behind only Phelps.
But smaller behaviors that reflect women's status not as professionals with artistic or business goals, but as nurturers and/or sex objects, exist all over the music industry, from capable female musicians being treated by venue staff as someone's girlfriend to not-so-innocent asides offered up by male interviewers and interviewees to their female compatriots.
For much of her career, Wolfe was overshadowed by her Bang on a Can compatriots David Lang and Michael Gordon — outspoken and prolific composers in a male-dominated field.
