Men do not need to be emasculated every time a woman takes a step forward.
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Even Britain, usually a friend of market-opening, does not want to see the Royal Mail emasculated.
Some argue that the uneven economic growth triggered by India's two-decade-old liberalization has left many men feeling emasculated.
The Depression has emasculated the cowboy, and his powerlessness has made him callow.
The developing countries retaliated with a string of their own amendments which, if adopted, would have emasculated the whole document.
It was often said that Tony Blair would have been emasculated by defeat in a plebiscite on joining the euro.
To the contrary, like former president Jimmy Carter, Huckabee advocates an emasculated foreign policy based on being nice to other countries.
Any conceivable tax would fall far short of equating to a hundredfold mark-up, and would in any case be emasculated by smuggling.
Those who can no longer provide for their families feel emasculated.
During the past six decades German politicians have told the Germans that the nation state, and especially Germany, was so dangerous that it had to be emasculated.
"The husband can start to resent feeling emasculated, " says Liberman.
He dwells on the fact that many Muslim men feel emasculated by the success of their women without bothering to wonder why so many of the women are successful.
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