Sentence examples for roles imposed upon from inspiring English sources

Rosler's 1975 "Semiotics of the kitchen" addresses the oppressive domestic roles imposed upon women through the shape of a traditional cooking instructional video.

If we don't talk to boys it is easier for them to grow up to be men accepting of roles imposed upon them by rigid codes of outdated and stereotyped masculinity and less inclined to believe that gender inequities exist, are persistent and affect not just women but themselves.

Desertion of girls from schools in the Arab world is also explained by different roles imposed upon girls and boys by the community and family.

The colossal Buddha images in each cave were equated with the first five emperors of the Bei Wei, thus emphasizing the political and economic role that the court imposed upon Buddhism.

Fabrèges is one of a generation of young "modern" women who, at the beginning of the twentieth century, were able to move beyond the fixed roles (legislative, cultural and symbolic) imposed upon them in Western society, to pursue their careers (Guerra 2008, 39-48), even if that meant sacrificing family life.

Over time, though, those roles have themselves become more specialised, in part because of the box-to-box players chafing against the restrictions imposed upon them.

Over time, as they moved up the educational ladder it would become obvious that some had reached the limit imposed upon them by nature, and they would be directed off into appropriate social roles in which they would find fulfillment, for their abilities would match the demands of these roles.

The role of clergymen and doctors is to be available for consultation, which should never be imposed upon the woman.

That role is to provide individuals with moral protection against having sacrifices (i.e., net losses) imposed upon them.

The physiological role of Hsfs and Hsps in promoting tolerance may differ depending on the nature of the stress imposed upon the cell.

He will not be imposed upon.