Sentence examples for males rather than from inspiring English sources

McLennan introduced the terms exogamy (marriage outside the group, as in bride capture between warring tribes) and endogamy (marriage within a specific group, leading to monogamy and determination of kinship through males, rather than females).

... the brains of females with autism have a shift toward looking like typically developing males rather than typically developing females.

The fact that most migrants are males rather than females, especially in Mexico-US migration, is consistent with the model to some degree.

When females breed with the sterile males rather than wild fertile ones, there will be no viable offspring, meaning there are fewer mosquitoes around to transmit the disease.

The team found that the highest incidences of illness occurred in the oldest and lowest-ranking males, rather than the highest-ranking alpha males, as might be expected if the alpha males' higher stress levels were suppressing their immune systems.

He is also said both to have classified grammatical genders (Aristotle Rhetoric 1407b6 7) and to have suggested that gender should be modified to fit the sense, so that 'wrath' (mēnis) in the same line of Homer, which is a grammatical feminine, should be masculine, since wrath is characteristic of males rather than females (Aristotle Sophistici Elenchi 173b19 20).

We connected more as fellow males rather than as father and son.

"This fact provides clear evidence of a systemic problem impacting black males rather than a problem with black males," he added.

For several centuries, artists regarded the male rather than the female nude as the noblest subject they could treat.

Why, one reader asked, did he decide to make the fictional metamorphosis from female to male rather than vice versa?

In the European midwife toad the male rather than the female carries the sticky eggs on its hindlimbs.