Sentence examples for masculinity that have from inspiring English sources

Tops are yanked up and lace panties violated in displays of braying masculinity that have always been a genre staple.

Less is known about the circumstances that encourage men to re-think performances of masculinity that have potentially detrimental health effects.

In Nicaragua, men often exhibit hegemonic patterns of masculinity that have high expectations for family obedience to the male head of the household (47).

Less is known about the circumstances that might encourage men to re-think their engagement in performances of masculinity that have potentially detrimental effects on their health.

It's also about something too poignant to be toxic masculinity – more like rancid masculinity; masculinity that has gone off, like old milk left out of the fridge.

It's a badge of old-school masculinity that has rattled the home office a bit.

She uses the Parsifal legend to illustrate her argument and points to her groin in reference to a supposed wounding of masculinity that has encouraged youth to look to radicalised religion.

In its rise to power, the movement has been dominated by men, and by an aggressive masculinity that has stoked fears of Muslim men preying on Hindu women.

Lately, though, some watchmakers have forsaken the Old World charm of a 19th-century face for the midcentury masculinity that has made "Mad Men" such a hit.

What we are seeing is a model of American conservative masculinity that has become popular in the past few years, one that is directly tied to the loutish, aggressive frat-boy persona that Kavanaugh is purportedly seeking to dissociate himself from.

That, ultimately, may be why East Is East remains such a compelling work: it explores race and belonging, but, more than that, it depicts a particular strain of masculinity that has existed across all communities and times – it is about those frightened, flawed fathers who seek to control their families because they cannot control the future.