misogynism造句

• More troublesome is the unmistakable misogynism that threatens to scuttle the film.
• But there's an off-putting misogynism in the film.
• Love referred to the song as an " anti-misogynism anthem ".
• No hardliners won, and women were elected in 20 cities, one of many accumulating indications that the revolution's early, hyper-Islamist misogynism is waning.
• As a personal post-script, I'd like to note that I'm not proposing these deletions out of misogynism or callousness towards alleged victims of cyberbullying.
• Today's society, she says, is " far more masculinist " than it was three decades ago, with films, video games and popular music all peddling brutish misogynism.
• They deliver the satire more efficiently, but they're still stuck with the book's misogynism, and it doesn't play any less revoltingly on screen than it did on the page.
• The'80s come ragefully back to life in " Hurlyburly " _ adapted from his play by David Rabe _ an angry-young-man, drug-addled look at confusion and misogynism set in Los Angeles.
• However, despite von Kupffer's argument that present-day men should, like the ideal Greek citizen of the past, be both decidedly masculine in their behavior but at the same time refined enough to entertain homoerotic or homosexual relationships, von Kupffer stresses that he is not a misogynist and that in fact a lot of misogynism emanates from heterosexual men who subconsciously feel caged in by their marriages.
• The Bible pretty explicitly says that men are superior to women ( or that women are inferior to me ) a whole bunch of times . ( Of course, these days, when rampant misogynism just isn't as popular as it was in the days of yore, those passages tend to be ignored; it's not particularly enlightened stuff . )-- talk ) 09 : 53, 11 July 2008 ( UTC)