Sentence examples for marks of gender from inspiring English sources

When these endings were lost, all outward marks of gender disappeared with them.

In the North, where inflections weakened earlier, the marks of gender likewise disappeared first.

Feminists in general have concluded that, despite the seemingly neutral and inclusive theoretical language of philosophy, virtually all areas of the discipline bear the mark of gender in their basic conceptual frameworks.

But the sloppy thinking behind the questions is clear: It's as though genteel white men are the primal mold of the fair and impartial human being, and any mark of racial, gender or class difference from that mold is a fall from the archetype.

Arthur L. Yeager Edison, N.J., May 10 , 2008• To the Editor: Re "The Fight Stuff," by Susan Faludi (Op-Ed, May 9): Ms. Faludi rightly points out that the Clinton campaign's increasing pugilism marks a significant crossing of gender barriers: Hillary Rodham Clinton has broken bravely through a "glass floor" to get down with the boys.

It's this role-playing aspect that has made "Pillow Talk," directed with no distinguishing marks by Michael Gordon, a staple of gender studies programs.

In a seminal study, Brooks et al. (1993) hypothesized that the acquisition of artificial gender-case-like subclasses might be impossible unless the nouns are phonologically or semantically marked for gender.

The entire scene was a step backward in a year marked by forward-thinking considerations of gender, including widespread uproar against everyday street harassment and close considerations of inequality in several professional fields.

Together we must make 2015 the year that marks the beginning of the end of gender inequality.

Those events didn't mark Day One of gender-based violence Germany.

Traces of gender and case marking in the noun do not easily relate to common Afro-Asiatic morphemes (such as -b/-o for manduline and -n/-a femininenine).