Sentence examples for males a bit from inspiring English sources

He points out the differences between males (a bit smaller) and females and shows that young flies – virgins if you like – are pale and unpigmented.

The males are a bit smaller and have a white spot on their faces.

This tactic gives female baboons--who would otherwise be at the mercy of the much larger males--a bit of a say in who fathers their babies, says Maestripieri.

In any case, he says, the findings disprove the idea, long held by developmental biologists, that female characteristics are a default setting that is overwritten by male genes--a bit of gender equality at the cellular level.

The road is narrow and in permanent gridlock, but there are some OK boutiques and bookshops and a good café, the Modca, though its clientele is mostly male and a bit intimidating.

A summer in which the astronomical sales of diamond-print H&M vests have conspired to make every high-street male look a bit gay, even if he's not trying to.

And as a male blogger a bit embarrassed about his expanding belt line, I'll be the first to admit that I like shopping for clothes a lot better in the privacy of my dark basement office than in a brightly-lit Macys — plus, these are a lot nicer clothes for the same price.

Which, he hopes, might make male viewers a bit more introspective about their own relationships.

First Man might simply be asking questions that some viewers don't want answered and maybe it displays male vulnerability a bit too prominently at a time when some reactionary men mistakenly perceive manhood to be under attack altogether.

According to The Sydney Morning Herald, he said: "Because we're males there's a bit of sexism there.

I must say I thought the (possibly tongue in cheek) remark by Newdwr (earlier blog) about "autumnal white males" was also a bit of a gem!