Sentence examples for presentations of gender from inspiring English sources

Last summer, Dame Sally Davies, the chief medical officer, said that the Department of Health would not expect to shortlist for future funding any NHS/university partnership where the academic partner had not achieved (at least) a silver award in this scheme, after seeing some "appalling" presentations of gender issues.

It isn't clear that this by itself undermines Butler's claim that some gender behavior can be genuinely subversive (and indeed, Butler does not point only to drag, but also butch/femme presentations of gender).

It is important to be able to openly discuss these alternative presentations of gender dysphoria in order to find appropriate treatment options.

There were presentations on Frozen's fairytale roots, its reworking of the superhero genre, and its presentation of gender roles.

Professor David Bamman's machine-learning algorithm analyzed the presentation of gender in more than 100,000 novels.

On the contrary, its presentation of gender roles and of women's community is remarkable for a big-budget multiplex spectacular.

Trans rights campaigners have criticised the measures for being overly restrictive and placing too much of a focus on physical presentation of gender, rather than self-identification.

The irony of this is symbolic of Sand's ambivalent presentation of gender relations in her novels, in which the dialectic of submission and dominance is in constant flux.

On Monday evening, watching Program B of this company's current four-week season, I noted that one of the features that made it phenomenal in the 1970s was its often undifferentiated presentation of gender.

The audience laughs at the presentation of gender roles (men and women have remarkably similar manners here, but the gay male manners are the more flamboyant and funny) and gasps, rightly, at the uncanny and hyperextended gestures of Javier Ninja, flexing his arms behind his back in ways you'd think impossible.

This is followed by presentation of gender differences and group differences.