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(1) An American football game is the quintessence of machismo.

(2) The culture of machismo is strong in some countries.

(3) Hooky, naturally, has to prove his machismo by going on the scariest rides twice.

(4) Machismo is a New World phenomenon with roots in Old World cultures.

(5) There is the added machismo of breaking the law.

(6) Call it machismo, if you want.

(7) Supporters of this kind of regulatory machismo held out hope that this agreement will revolutionize our efforts to control tobacco.

(8) There is the added machismo of breaking the law. Telephone messages that have to be carried out in code.

(9) She writes boldly about Latina sexuality, challenging machismo in her ethnic community. Sentencedict.com

(10) Masking his doubts with machismo, he feels he is not really a man unless he can seize whatever he wants.

(11) Machismo is a New World phenomenon with roots in old world cultures.

(12) Machismo is an exaggerated cult of virility which expresses itself in male assertions of superiority over females, and competition between men.

(13) Machismo is a defence mechanism.

(14) The bus driver drove with machismo through a tangle of marrow streets.

(15) I blamed the absence of machismo in my upbringing for my reluctance to indulge in the oldest profession.

(16) At 2 strands of DNA, this creates a machismo man and a subordinate woman.

(17) Curiously, a certain 10 machismo exists that I didn't expect.

(18) Consider two kinds of ambivalent transgressive reinscription within gay culture[sentencedict.com], camp and machismo.

(19) If these principles are undermined for the sake of legal machismo, there will be nothing on which to build.

(20) A writer like Sylvia Lopez-Medina attempts to revise the culture of machismo toward her own ends.

(21) Joe was the antithesis of Leslie - big and blond, with considerable colonial machismo.

(22) Nor do they see how such music can, after all, be a deconstruction of machismo.

(23) At first, I didn't understand the school - yard rules, the trash talking, the machismo.

(24) His spare style defined American modernism, and his life made machismo a clich é.