misogynous

The backlash against her on that score still seemed misogynous.

Messages containing misogynous views are found commonly in the media.

Detractors would doubtless say that the relationship is misogynous.

I knew that there were other analysts - my German analyst, for instance - who didn't pull this misogynous routine.

The artist Eminem is well known for his rap music containing extremely misogynous lyrics.

He was older than his misogynous teammate.

Those who had listened to the misogynous music were significantly more likely to show the female the assaultive vignette.

His work has been labeled misogynous.

A dark comedy by Kelly Stuart about a baby food company run by misogynous businessmen.

The boys are overtly misogynous.

What about rappers' misogynous references?

"I'm becoming daily more and more misanthropic and misogynous.

Brozo is misogynous.

But now hard-core rap and other murderous, misogynous music will have one less radio outlet in New York City.

They're instinctively misogynous, vaguely homophobic.

In a study conducted by Barongan and Hall (1995) they had male college students listen to rap music with misogynous or neutral song lyrics.

The older, criminal brother pledges himself for various reasons to be a terrible, misogynous man, and as things would have it, he can't pull it off."

Men and women continue to be stoned to death by this jihadist, misogynous, homophobic, genocidal, brutal regime which is a world sponsor of terror.

But then, I've noticed the growing number of CiF comments that include gratuitous gutter language or openly misogynous views.

The merging of Misogyny and mass media has made numerous examples where studies have concluded correlations between misogynous messages, both obvious and subliminal.

Kath's overbearing, dictatorial, misogynous brother, Ed, is equally uninterested in Sloan's nefarious history.

His air of self-importance and misogynous undertones put off some readers and may have contributed to his relative obscurity in the United States.

Indeed, I lost count of the number of times Sikov uses variants of the word "misogynous" to describe Wilder's work.