misogynous造句

• Alongside " her " role as a medical authority, " Trotula " came to serve a new function starting in the 13th century : that of a mouthpiece for misogynous views on the nature of women.
• A French court on Monday ordered a magazine to pay damages to two women who claimed the news weekly violated their privacy when it published a photo of them praying under the headline " Is God misogynous ?"
• In a letter of about 1861 he wrote to Hiller : " I'm becoming daily more and more misanthropic and misogynous . . . nothing worthwhile, good or useful to do . . . no one to devote myself to.
• The issue is controversial only because rap lyrics are so grotesquely misogynous and vile, with references to forcing oral sex on " bitches, " cutting off women's breasts and murdering cops, that hardly anyone dares print them.
• The photos, taken as Roman Catholics from around the world gathered in Paris for World Youth Day in 1997, were used to illustrate a March 2000 article in L'Express magazine under the headline, " Is God misogynous ?"
• The photo, taken as Roman Catholics from around the world gathered in Paris for World Youth Day in 1997, was used to illustrate a March 2000 article in L'Express magazine under the headline, " Is God misogynous ?"
• IN THE COMPANY OF MEN . In Neil LaBute's gutsy first feature film, a misogynous office worker named Chad ( Aaron Eckhart ) and a like-minded friend ( Matt Malloy ) take out their resentments on a deaf woman ( Stacy Edwards ) . 1997.
• Nothing that the Yankees or the Jets or the Nets or the Rangers or the Islanders have done this fall can compare with the stirring color photographs of women and children in liberated Afghanistan, those huge, authentic smiles from human beings who have been rescued from misogynous thugs.
• Or _ this was my'90s sense of politically correct hope speaking to me _ had Woodstock's girls become so liberated, so serious, so revolted by traditionally sexploitive meat-market beauty pageants that they had risen up as one and refused to play this misogynous game?
• Nor was it a response to the dearth of women in mainstream rock during the latter half of the'90s, when the sounds of Lilith Fair were all but drowned out by the venom of rap-rockers such as Limp Bizkit and Kid Rock and the misogynous fantasies of Eminem.
• One of the juiciest male characters to pop up in an independent film this year, Roger is the latest in a new breed of misogynous screen baddies introduced by Neil LaBute's films " In the Company of Men " and " Your Friends and Neighbors ."
• Royalle stated that she tried to avoid " misogynous predictability ", and depiction of sex in " . . . as grotesque and graphic [ a way ] as possible . " She also criticized the male-centredness of the typical pornographic film, in which scenes end when the male actor ejaculates.
• She produced pornography films aimed at women and their partners that avoid the " misogynous predictability " and depiction of sex in " . . . as grotesque and graphic [ a way ] as possible . " Royalle also criticizes the male-centredness of the typical pornography film, in which scenes end when the male actor ejaculates.
• To bolster the chances of deposing the Taliban, the international community, with the United States in the lead, should make a commitment to fund long-term development for a population that has suffered a brutal Soviet invasion, a savage civil war among warlords and bandits, and the misogynous madness of the Taliban's rule.
• The writers ( Bruce Feirstein and Jeffrey Caine ) also have managed a neat trick with the movie : updating the milieu to the'90s by setting the action in the ruins of the Cold War, giving Bond a female boss, and acknowledging AIDS, all the while taking Bond back to his sexist, misogynous, politically incorrect roots.
• The most proximate candidate for such a fate is Pakistan _ a country of 140 million people, possessing nuclear weapons, riven by poverty and obscene disparities between rich and poor, afflicted with failing educational institutions, burdened with staggering debt, beleaguered by sectarian violence and the rise of extremist groups that share bin Laden's political goals as well as the social agenda of the misogynous Taliban next door in Afghanistan.
• A text called " Placides and Timeus " attributed to " Trotula " a special authority both because of what she " felt in herself, since she was a woman ", and because " all women revealed their inner thoughts more readily to her than to any man and told her their natures . " Geoffrey Chaucer is echoing this attitude when he includes " Trotula's " name in his " Book of Wicked Wives, " a collection of anti-matrimonial and misogynous tracts owned by the Wife of Bath's fifth husband, Jankyn, as told in The Wife of Bath's Tale ( Prologue, ( D ), 669 85 ) of The Canterbury Tales.