Príklady cissy

• They would far prefer to have stationed there tough, highly-trained fighting troops rather than "cissy" ones.

• Many workers regard it as being cissy to wear such equipment.

• People must be taught that it is not cissy to wear this protective clothing, but that, instead, only a fool does not wear it.

• There was the prohibition against little boys in elementary schools playing in football competitions; the desire, perhaps to create a nation of cissies.

• I do not think that we want to make soldiers into cissies.

• It was the animal welfare people who are scorned as cissies by a large section of the community.

• They are fighting it in a society where the prevailing tone is that virtue is "cissy" and that people must go with the crowd.

• These people will respond to that sort of thing, when they think it cissy to sit in a club.

• One criticism about seat belts is that young people feel rather "cissy" about putting them on unless they know they have to do it.

• But some of the fault lies with workers who think that protective clothing is cissy or a slight against their manhood or their beauty.

• But it is not only "cissy" magistrates, like myself, who are unhappy about them.

• Perhaps they feel "cissy" about putting on a belt, or are just idle and cannot be bothered.

• Nevertheless, do not let us be too "cissy".

• This gives boys the opportunity to have a doll of their own and to dress and undress it and when so doing they are not called cissies.

• The police authorities seem to look upon those who have been to a university as rather "cissy" and not having toughness and courage, which are undoubtedly required in police work.