Sentences with phrase «emasculated into»

Where this occurs, faith is emasculated into mere confidence in reliable statements.

To make Jesus» conception of the Kingdom solely into a better society on earth is to lose its great overtones and foreshorten its vista; to deprive it of ethical content is to emasculate it into something Jesus himself would never have recognized.

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We then make the big leap — a child, fatherhood and family, with our mate turning into a mom — and run into another stereotype: the notion that fatherhood is emasculating, that becoming a father, with all that diaper changing, baby talk, nurturing, etc. somehow make us less of a man.

In so doing, he's turned into a mike - wielding Galahad trying to save the dragon that ate the princess; by the time Dawn Botkins apologizes on her best friend's behalf for forgetting to flip Nick the bird, Broomfield is the official last man emasculated by «America's first female serial killer» in one form or another.

Fury of the Fist and the Golden Fleece: Danny Trejo, Jason London and Cynthia Rothrock star in this action film about a porn star from the 1970s who must try to stop a 1980s conspiracy to inject estrogen into meat that will emasculate men.

And so into the wilds of the Midwest they go — which, as shown here, really is a wilderness, where the best job Tom can find is sandwich maker at a local deli and, aided and abetted by a similarly emasculated «faculty husband,» he regresses into a neo-primitive, hunter - gatherer state, complete with mutton chops and crossbow.

Horus is emasculated and goes into hiding.

Played with wide - eyed determination and desperation by an excellent Chiwetel Ejiofor, Solomon is a free man who is tricked by a couple of young shysters into losing his free papers and becoming a slave, where he remains for more than a decade under the mastery of two different plantation owners — the benevolent William Ford (Benedict Cumberbatch) and emasculated, tyrannical Edwin Epps (Michael Fassbender).

NEA literature labels school choice backers as radical zealots, «Religious conservatives push «choice» as a way of shoving children into private schools, and emasculating the effect of NEA.»

There is no predicting the effect the order will have on the respondent; it may be emasculating, the abuser scared by the prospect of prison into placidity; it may, however, be explosive, with the abuser allowing their outrage to consume them and make their behaviour worse.