Sentence examples for Social necessity from inspiring English sources
Isn't punishment a social necessity then?
He defends the city as a human and social necessity.
The rock group isn't just a musical convenience, it's a social necessity -- a framework for communication.
The narrator learns to smoke, a social necessity in the high-school society of the time.
This may be a legal or social necessity, but it makes for a less titillating read.
It's far too little to meet the social necessities of the country".
These days, as consumer electronics are increasingly seen by students as academic and social necessities, everything from CD players, bubble jet printers and computers to portable DVD's, large-screen televisions and electronic keyboards are finding their way into dorms.
The difference, small but significant, lies in the nature of the moral experience: the performing lawyer thinks that the lies are not just untroubling but virtuous; the philosophical lawyer knows that the lies are wrong but is willing to bracket them, reluctantly, as social necessities.
Though they sent their children to exclusive schools and provided such social necessities as ballroom dancing lessons for their son, they also dressed him in a cousin's hand-me-downs and lived in a hotel because it was owned by a relative who gave them a break on the rent.
"But it was only in order not to have what we consider the social necessities of now.
