Sentence examples for questions about men from inspiring English sources

Anne-Marie Slaughter's "Having it All" essay in this month's The Atlantic raises important questions about men, women... and gratitude.

The Kavanaugh confirmation turned into a supercharged partisan fight, and the findings in the new Post-Schar School survey bear that out in responses to the questions about men and women.

A confluence of events in recent weeks raise questions about men's contradictory attitudes towards women, and point to the need for a better integration of the sexes.

Actually, it was a swimsuit at Duckie Brown that looked like a version of Rudi Gernreich's 1964 monokini that had people scratching their heads and asking the designers, Steven Cox and Daniel Silver, questions about men's lingerie.

For the answer to these and a few more intriguing questions about men and women and their relationship to one another, just read on.

Five articles deal with questions about men, masculinities, and health.

The army referred questions about Manning to the Department of Justice, which has been handling the case.

But the film's story of a fringe religion is part of a larger exploration of existential questions about man's animal nature and civilization and its discontents.

Unhappily, the combination of superstition and anthropomorphism skews an otherwise skilful and engaging piece of reporting that raises intriguing questions about man and nature.

Mr. Davis and Mr. Hersh raise important questions about man's ability to adapt to an increasingly computerized world, but unfortunately their discussion is often too superficial or fragmented to give adequate guidance.

If in some areas these reformers refused to push their ideas as far as modern critics would do, they at least asked the hard questions about man and society, nature and science.