Woman as an adjective is picking up in my circles and podcasts I listen to. Woman scientist, woman entrepreneur. It may have sounded weird initially, but I've gotten over it and I suspect it will develop over time to be completely normal.
I wouldn't really compare it to the male/man counterpart, because men aren't demeaned by being called "male" regularly.
I had the same initial reaction but I think the doctor is treating it as a rating and not a fraction. E.g. a 90% grade doctor would recommend it, but they're a 20% doctor.
I don't see a missing word.
Heck yeah! Just had a person tell me that they think the climate protests that target museums are heinous and I was just speechless as to how you can be so short sighted.
If the world burns, so will the art.
There are also nasal sprays that are supposed to aid in the blocking of respiratory viruses. Pair that with a mask. Breath as slowly as possible (no gasps, laughs, or yawns) and only through your nose.
You wouldn't download a torrent
Main character of dungeon meshi / delicious in dungeon
I just turned to my wife and sang this to her, then showed her the meme. Thank you.
Ah, pardon my misunderstanding. I thought the two paragraphs weren't related.
Yeah, I remember feeling like it was weird, but both of those sound absolutely fine to me now.
I also would never balk at "female" as an adjective in those cases, nor assume the speaker was being misogynist.