Sentence examples for a social position from inspiring English sources

It seems hard to believe that a book called "How to Talk About Books You Haven't Read" would hit the best-seller lists in France, where books are still regarded as sacred objects and the writer occupies a social position somewhere between the priest and the rock star.

The defeated south could not revert to the days of slave plantations, but via segregation it could confine its former slaves to a social position where they could not fraternise, shop, eat, or use the same drinking fountains as their former owners.

First, gender is a social position that "cluster[s] around the engendering function … women conceive and bear … men beget" (Witt 2011a, 40).

However, social individuality is defined in terms of the extrinsic feature of occupying a social position, which depends for its existence on a social world.

Married women who emerged as the new subject in real life began obtaining a social position different from their previous one.

Obtaining and maintaining a social position within the peer group and being accepted by peers are central developmental goals during adolescence (Ojanen et al. 2005).

A role schema can be defined as the sets of behaviours expected of a person in a certain social position (e.g. a policeman, teacher, family physician).

The one and only free external activity of married women in the movie who have a husband in a high social position and with economic power is made through a network of social gatherings connected to the husband.

The conducted analysis confirms that a higher social position of a family related to the higher parental education and higher SES contribute to the fuller development of genetic potential in terms of the height and weight of a child.

However, the division of classes is generated not only from the economic and social conditions in the external social conditions (capital), it also depends on a unique lifestyle associated with a particular social position, the habitus formation (Bourdieu 1984).

Within the strongly hierarchical Kurdish society, physicians hold a senior social position and are described as an elite social group both by physicians and patients.