Sentence examples for broader sociological context from inspiring English sources

In this broader sociological context, Monk is not alone in his journey to enlightenment.

Qualitative methodologies are more appropriate where the research question is exploratory in nature and exists within a broader sociological context, thus necessitates rich descriptions of the social environment [33].

Her amply footnoted book skillfully puts Anning's work into the scientific and sociological context.

Within seconds of picking up a piece, she categorized it by era, fabric, style and sociological context.

"There's a sociological context that makes it harder for them to rebound," said Linda Perlman Gordon, the co-author, with Susan Morris Shaffer, of the boomerang book for parents.

The program's producers provide little historical or sociological context for their project, and they divulge nothing whatever about their curatorial policies.

There is too little historical and sociological context and too little of the actual flavor of Sharon's larger-than-life personality.

Stewart put herself in sociological context: She noted that the United States has 25% of the world's prison population.

This is perhaps most obvious in Zhang's paper where she argues for bringing western sociological concepts such as practices of intimacy and displaying family into dialogue with Chinese concepts of xiao and mianzi, thus following in the footsteps of others who have suggested that Chinese concepts may have broader sociological purchase (e.g., Qi 2014).

In his diary Kellner focused on the broader sociological and political issues of Germany.

It's important to be sensitive to the sociological context in which a certain culture or subculture originates.