Sentence examples for no masculine from inspiring English sources

There's no masculine advantage to keeping wicket or bowling spin.

There are aspects of the Japanese language that are surprisingly straightforward: There is no masculine or feminine in Japanese and most words don't have a plural.

The politician to whom she owed most was the long-serving, long-suffering Sir Geoffrey Howe - but he had no masculine charisma, and in the end she could hardly bear the sight of him.

Choose a name from that listing that ends in the letter A or E. These names are unisex in some places but feminine in the United States, and therefore have virtually no masculine punch.

According to Esquire magazine — for eight decades a hot line to the male psyche — they want their own cable network that caters to a more sophisticated but no less masculine viewer than those currently in thrall to tattoo parlors, pawnshops and hillbillies.

He is also one of the great gum-chewers in American cinema, a habit that, along with the flattop haircut and heavy-framed glasses, gives Al an aura of midcentury no-nonsense masculine competence.

She holds that masculinity and femininity pass into one another, that there is "no wholly masculine man, no purely feminine woman" (T, 418).

There is no wholly masculine man, no purely feminine woman".

There is no wholly masculine man, no purely feminine woman". Fuller argued that if each human being were permitted to achieve "fullness of being," if our unique combination of male and female qualities were allowed free play, then finally there would be an end to the "discordant collision" that she saw as the inevitable result of the polarization of the sexes.

Chinese has negligible grammar — no singular or plural, no verb conjugations, no pesky masculine and feminine nouns — but there are thousands of characters to memorize as well as the landmines of any tonal language.

Fuller also questioned a definitive line between male and female: "There is no wholly masculine man ... no purely feminine" but that both were present in any individual.