Sentence examples for Social conscious from inspiring English sources

Tells how Miss Flynn became social conscious.

"I deliberately wanted it just to be photography meets movement meets mood, and meditation meets a sense of allowing these sort of social conscious experiences to play out," he says".It's no Samson and Delilah.

UKJohn took it as a sign of worse to come: "Between water shortages, gas and electric shortages, climate change and the next generation of leaders being yesterday's children who were never allowed out, never allowed to take risks and socialised very little, meaning little social conscious, no empathy and a 'me first' mentality, I don't think Western Civilisation has very long".

Feel-Good Engagement Worldwide, the concept of re-duce, re-use, and recycle has become engrained in our social conscious.

When I started to lead this team a year ago, I said, "let's think about how we can bring our technology to social conscious".

Between Michael and George Clooney recently confessing to reading these playlists, I can now estimate that the average Huffington Post reader is a charismatic superstar actor with endless charm and a fully functioning social conscious.

The output of the study provides a clear understanding on how and why social entrepreneurship activities are adopted and implemented to foster entrepreneurial minded and socially conscious women social entrepreneurs who could make the difference in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

"With the current financial crisis, we have seen student interest shift from investment banking and consulting jobs — the dot.com get-rich model — to social entrepreneurship, a socially conscious model," Mr. Sadoulet said.

The MSCI KLD 400 Social Index was launched in 1990 and is designed to help socially conscious investors weigh social and environmental factors in their investment choices.

Well, "we at EquiPay know people love social recognition for being socially conscious, so we've created a share feature," Malbroux said.

For example, Roberts (1995) proposes that socially conscious consumers express their social concerns through their purchasing power (Roberts 1995).