Sentence examples for strikingly effeminate from inspiring English sources

Nor did the strikingly effeminate man ever develop the social skills needed to fit into the macho world of breeders and trainers.

Unloved, ugly, gawky and strikingly effeminate, Andersen (1805-75) overidiculedicule and a lack of education to revolutionize children's literature by infusing his simple, unpretentious fairy tales with humor, anarchy and sorrow.

He was reportedly a boy (and later a man) of exceptional good looks and grace, and art historians have conjectured that he might have posed for Verrocchio's delicate, curly-haired bronze David, described by Isaacson as "a slightly effeminate and strikingly pretty boy of about fourteen," whose face bears the hint of a smile.

"Christ wasn't effeminate..

Gays were weak, effeminate.

A particularly effeminate one.

Lassie was pretty effeminate".

"Christ wasn't effeminate...

"It's slightly effeminate.

Grace, gracefulness: effeminate terms.

"Strikingly so.