Sentences with phrase «emasculating effects»

While they do increase muscle mass and aggressiveness, they also have some strangely emasculating effects on men:

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.»

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If Gordon Brown's subsidy socialism and wasteful spending can not be attacked this emasculates the opposition, which is precisely the effect Osborne's policies have had.

«How often are adolescent boys given the opportunity to talk with one another about masculinity norms and their challenges, including norms embracing violence or the effects of emasculating bullying?

The effect of this legislation is to emasculate the AUPE.

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.