Sentence examples for unrestricted men from inspiring English sources

However, previous studies showed that unrestricted men slightly discriminated young women (Young, Critelli, & Keith, 2005); therefore, if age was the main reason, the E size should not have been rated as less attractive by sociosexually unrestricted men.

This means that attractiveness ratings of different breast size varied in sociosexually restricted and unrestricted men for each profile.

We tested separately the impact of breast size and profile on breast attractiveness ratings by sociosexually restricted and unrestricted men.

In our study, both restricted and unrestricted men rated sizes C and D the most attractive and the smallest sizes the least attractive, regardless of the viewing angle.

Sociosexually restricted and unrestricted men rated similarly small sizes but sociosexually unrestricted men rated D and E size higher that restricted men (M = 6.67, SD = .18 and M = 5.63, SD = .17 respectively for D size, and M = 5.72, SD = .19 and M = 4.16, SD = .19 respectively for E size).

In their study, unrestricted men rated females with low BMI and low WHR significantly more attractive than restricted men did, but both groups did not radically differ in their preferences.

Large sizes, however, were rated higher by unrestricted than restricted men.

Kessel is a $5.5m man, an unrestricted free agent next year, and the man Leafs fans are forever hopeful will be that superstar they've been waiting for.

The results of the study indicate that sociosexuality influences male perception of female breast attractiveness and confirm that accentuation of female-specific physical traits produces a stronger response in unrestricted than in restricted men.

To begin with, you sold your policy to the white electorate on the basis that there would not be unrestricted universal franchise one man one vote, majority rule, but that there would be, in effect, a white veto, entrenched group powers, and in the end you failed in that negotiation beyond the first parliament.

Although she could write movingly about women's experiences (especially in The Hour of the Star), her almost stubborn unworldliness otherwise gives the lie to the awful old cliché that women are somehow deficient in considering the abstract, and shows that women are as unrestricted in subject matter as men.