Dress used in a sentence

Dress in a sentence as a noun

"Oop, Katie's got the low cut dress on today!

Maybe he has a fat mother, or erectile dysfunction, or shitty dress sense.

I think my own thoughts on Biz's view of IT crystalized when I witnessed a conversation between a tech and a manager about dress code.

If I dress in a frumpy or slightly less feminine style, instead of my normal stylish heels and a skirt suit, I get a different reaction.

Dress in a sentence as a verb

I, of course, am not suicidal in any remote way nor do I like to dress so. When I read in the press about Gareth Williams, women's clothes, and a wig, it all fits the usual scenario.

"* The latino coworker is then told "I would have gotten you one too but they didnt have ******* to english"* The author, who is black, is then told "Hey hes dressed like Run DMC, does he know how to rap?

I don't dress up, play fantazy card games, go to cosplays, read comics, etc. I'm an engineering student, i get drunk in the weekends, I code in .NET and Python, I love coffee, wine, cars, motorcycles, etc.

I'm quite certain Felix Salmon understands everything you mentioned, but apparently since he didn't dress the issue in the way you simplify it, it means he doesn't understand the situation.

Dress in a sentence as an adjective

There are many reasons that a human might dress a particular way, but by characterizing it as a gender-based, "she wore that to make me do this" kind of transaction you have incorrectly emphasized a single way.

Consider that while half the Senior Developers of the world can't program their way out of a FizzBuzz test, and half the world can't even read at all, everyone can look at someone's dress and decide if it's fashionable for their demographic.

This is precisely the kind of trial that doesn't require expert thinking because most of what is up for debate is whether Samsung willfully attempted to fool customers into thinking that their products were just like an iPhone by copying the trade dress.