Sentence examples for tendency of men from inspiring English sources

It's a tendency of men to support other, younger men and feel paternalistic towards them.

The gun debate underscores how much the two candidates are talking to women this year, 20 years after pollsters and strategists recognized the "gender gap" -- the tendency of men to lean Republican while women lean Democratic.

Weeden discovered something surprising: in the past, the tendency of men to work longer hours would not actually have contributed much to the wage gap, because the payoff for doing so was negligible.

Ellen Goodman called it "the most reactionary implement currently used to undermine equality in modern marriage" in a 1992 column for The Boston Globe, noting its resemblance to a royal scepter and the tendency of men to dictate its use.

We argue that the methods and language of science, which historically were developed by men, were affected by a tendency of men to reduce natural phenomena to structures with Lego-like components, and to mechanical aspects of their interaction.

"There is a lot of remaining traditionalism," he says, referring to the tendency of men to purchase the bulk of alcoholic beverages, grilling items, tools and outdoor gear that are sold.

It suggests that a comic subgenre based on the immaturity, sexual panic and self-mocking tendencies of men who should be old enough to know better has reached its expiration date.

Anybody who says her pose was not partly about sex is being hypocritical, but then again, so am I, because I looked more than once, before I asked, "Gee, I wonder if she should be doing that?" Women, after all, are trying to get past the tendencies of men to run in dog packs and throw cold water on women, and start groping them, as was recently done in Central Park in New York.

As a result of this research in which survey method is used, it was determined that the teacher candidates stated positive views for democratic tendencies, according to the gender variance in the freedom of expression dimension, the democratic tendencies of men are higher than women and the more grade level increase, the more the average of democratic tendencies increase.

In the New York Times, A.O. Scott wrote that "it suggests that a comic subgenre based on the immaturity, sexual panic and self-mocking tendencies of men who should be old enough to know better has reached its expiration date".

Our decomposition analyses suggest that if the HRD-tendency of men with a BMI of 20-24 was lowered to that of similar women, the gender difference would be reduced by 2%.