Sentence examples for reassignment in the from inspiring English sources
Redmayne is an Oscar winner now; he was also nominated this year for another transformative performance as Lili Elbe, the first known person to undergo gender reassignment, in The Danish Girl.
Spanish writer and philosopher Paul B Preciado, formerly Beatriz, and the author of the memoir Testo Junkie, said that the media's presentation of Jenner's gender transition was hardly any different from that of Christine Jorgensen, who became the first person to be widely known for undergoing sex reassignment in the 1950s, or the tennis player Renée Richards in the 1970s.
It is conceivable that taller persons are less likely to pursue permanent sex reassignment, in the anticipation that their greater height would hinder their ability to be perceived as female.
For those 1656 cases of cancer, there was a significant reassignment in the Gleason score across a wide spectrum, yielding a more accurate predictor of prognosis than the original scores in multivariate analysis (Berney et al, 2007a).
Colleagues said Mr. Black's reassignment in November 2002 resulted in the collapse of the investigation in Guam, where Mr. Abramoff had a lucrative lobbying practice.
In November , 1976 he wrote to Hua Guofeng, the head of the Party, asking for reassignment, in order to "devote the rest of my life to the Party and strive to do more for the people".
A further demonstration of the Obama administration's resolve to keep open Guantánamo and maintain the indefinite incarceration its prisoners came in the reassignment, in January, of Special Envoy Dan Fried.
She chronicled her transition and the process of her sex reassignment surgery in the 2007 documentary Alexis Arquette: She's My Brother.
"The Danish Girl," about a pioneering gender reassignment patient in the 1920s, featured solid period work but did not receive as much publicity as its competitors did, Mr. Perez said.
Adapted by Lucinda Coxon from David Ebershoff's novel, Tom Hooper's film retells a true-life story: that of painter Einar Wegener, who underwent a pioneering gender reassignment operation in the 1930s to become Lili Elbe.
