Sentence examples for masculinity has become from inspiring English sources

Is it that Jamaican masculinity has become overly focused on toughness and anti-femininity, at the expense of socially beneficial constructs such as responsibility?

Some have suggested that masculinity has become abstracted and consequently divorced from studying the actual practices of men [ 21].

Instead, it's the fetishizing of a fictional definition of "masculinity" that has become an every-present object of the highest social value in American and British cultures.

Maluma, whose lyrics pervade the country's clubs, has become a symbol for masculinity in contemporary Spain.

The man is both hulking and suave, and it's easy to see why he has become a totem of black masculinity; he makes Bill Cosby look like Uncle Ben.

True or not, this claim has a powerful hold on the public imagination; and because for the past 60 years (with one exception) the heavyweight champion has been African-American, the title fight has become a kind of referendum on black masculinity.

It has become a common thread throughout the country that masculinity and being sensitive are polar opposites.

Mr. Morford has become a daily target of Mr. Traficant, who crudely belittled his masculinity in a recent outburst.

And you do this, secondly, because masculinity is evil and the phallus – once a symbol of fertility, fun and good fortune – has become a lethal, corrupt and infecting agent of violence.

Though society has become more aware and critical of the impact of male privilege, ways for men to prove their masculinity with specific labels, products and behaviors persist -- often with mental, emotional and physical consequences for men and women alike.

Traister writes: "In Democratic circles Obama loyalty, like white masculinity itself, had become normative.