Sentence examples for male expectation from inspiring English sources

Rachel Singer, 53, a writer who lives in Brooklyn, saw the opposite picture — another woman oppressed by male expectation and ambition.

The powerhouses who arrive at or near the top can't help buying into the implicit male expectation that only extraordinary women can succeed, because given the grueling, parent-unfriendly rules of the fast track, that's all too true.

What makes the film a gauge for both the homosocial underpinnings of the feminist agenda as well as the male expectation of sexual accommodation is Rainer's epiphany that, both in terms of patriarchy and feminism, she finds herself to be a performer.

But the erotic allure of the picture amounts to an F You to salacious male expectations.

Both are trapped by male expectations of their respective roles and astutely realise that nothing will change until women achieve the vote.

The autobiography she relates is the story of a deeply insecure woman whose life has been entirely shaped by male expectations.

In a recent Facebook post, James wrote a response to a piece titled On Pandering by novelist Claire Vaye Watkins, in which she examined the pressure on female writers to suit male expectations of writing in order to get published.

In the society she enters, and to which she brings nothing besides a body, Laura is a sex object, in dress and demeanour a kind of sex toy; she might have come to Earth to prove a point about male expectations of women.

Kan Chaoqun, a 25-year-old journalist whose own monologue was about male expectations of beauty and behaviour standards among Chinese women, said, "I think this is the first time in China that these real issues have been put on the stage... It's a way of making society listen, or even to make those [men] in power realise what the problems are".There is a long road ahead.

That she is now celebrated for playing women who defy male expectations crystallizes a career spent inhabiting ethically independent, borderline nihilistic characters ― and thriving at every step.

Some feminist writers have considered the bra an example of how women's clothing has shaped and even deformed women's bodies to historically aesthetic ideals, or shaped them to conform to male expectations.