Sentence examples for Social dignity from inspiring English sources
Social dignity provides a normative ethical grounding for assessing the adequacy of home environments.
Social dignity is generated in the interactions between and amongst individuals, collectives, and societies.
Because they are socially produced, both types of social dignity are also contingent: they can be measured, violated, or promoted.
"And they get social recognition, social dignity" — for some families the most important factor of all.
Chaplin's insecurity-armor is gallant and Hitler's aggrieved, but both wear the mustache to claim more social dignity than the wearer suspects society wants to give him.
Even when he photographs vagrants, or avowed revolutionaries, he finds a stillness in their energy; where a romantic would rhapsodize, and where the satirist would see straight through, Sander grants dignity to the nomad and the anarchist alike — not just a social dignity, either, but the basic dignity that comes of cleaving to your purpose.
But he thinks the core values that underpin social care – dignity, compassion, choice and respect – apply just as much to men.
"No person shall subject a child," says a recent bill approved by Kenya's Parliament, "to cultural rites, customs or traditional practices likely to affect negatively a child's life, health, social welfare, dignity, physical or psychological development".
We are now more determined than ever to win Egypt back from those who would turn our country into a wasteland, and finally realise the dreams of the 25 January revolution: social justice, dignity and freedom for all Egyptians.
The domains of quality of basic amenities, access to social support, dignity and confidentiality were considered to be important for the responsiveness concept.
Participants spoke of the following social processes as dignity work that individuals or collectives perform in order to promote the dignity of others: Recognition: Acknowledging the humanity of others by paying attention and showing appreciation.
