Sentence examples for men in the context of from inspiring English sources

He places all three men in the context of a Europe shattered by the first world war.

The trutruka is played by Mapuche men in the context of annual harvest rituals; similar horns are used for signaling elsewhere in the Andes.

"There are some men who enjoy a good fight, enjoy confrontation, but I don't think I have met any women who want to spark an argument, while I have seen men in the context of mainly male-orientated boardrooms or senior discussion almost seem to push somebody to have that discussion in a quite confrontational way.

By 'mapping', and by avoiding drawing up "false narratives" about conflict and appropriations regarding men in the context of rape – through rethinking how their literature is written and how they understand war – NGOs can lay the foundations for a successful model for dealing with male rape.

All of these behaviors, though, are harmful -- and when they're committed by men in the context of patriarchy, they need to be understood as connected to how we, as cisgender men, are socialized within patriarchy to be abusive.

Until very recently, much of what has been documented about women's sexuality has been written by men, in the context of male understanding, and relevant to women's associations to men as their wives, daughters, or mothers, for example.

Campbell doesn't like this kind of approach to history, but he couldn't help concluding, "John Brown was a bad man in the context of his day".

Against Protestant Pietism, which emphasized the spiritual piety of the individual, Ritschl argued persuasively for the ethical development of man in the context of his community, which for Ritschl took precedence even over the church itself.

Standing there, I remembered how my mother's stories had always finished: "He was freed and took up land on the Hawkesbury river - he did well for himself and died a rich man". In the context of the Walk for Reconciliation, I suddenly realised that Wiseman hadn't "taken up" land; he'd simply "taken" it from the Aboriginal people - perhaps by force.

What should have been a debate surrounding the allegedly controversial content of Aslan's book, which examines Jesus as a historical figure, a man in the context of the politics and society of his era, quickly escalated into an interrogation regarding Aslan's legitimacy as a scholar, and his license to write such a book, being that he is, gasp, a Muslim.

Reliably measuring drug use by gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men (GBM) in the context of sex can inform sexual health service responses.