Sentence examples for complex social realities from inspiring English sources

Modern dance can easily and intensely capture fleeting emotions and atmospheres, but it runs into difficulties when addressing complex social realities; as with poetry, its delicacy and precision don't lend themselves to topics like women's lives in fundamentalist Islamic societies.

This workshop was condensed version of our Social Sciences Summer program for Chinese high school students, in which students use the neighborhood of Harlem as a laboratory to begin to tackle complex social realities such as gentrification.

"A Gift From Abuela," with its block-printed illustrations in muted colors, is more modest in its storytelling and heartwarming in its message, though Ruiz still manages to capture complex social realities (the economic crisis in Mexico in the early 1990s, the alienation of older adults).

There is a lack of literature on experiments and experiences that use analytical or planning methods to understand complex social realities and consequently the adoption of strategic plans of action that should result from such experiences.

Many of the social and contextual aspects have been studied with isolated traditional social variables that are only the tip of the iceberg of complex social realities that need to be considered and connected.

Technologies are always embedded in social, cultural, economic, political, environmental, geographical, and interpersonal settings, with the consequence that the successful development, implementation, adoption, use, and evaluation of any particular technology (including mH technologies) requires careful negotiation of complex social realities [ 37, 38].

A fifth kind of complexity is a direct consequence of complex social reality: with each and every change in sociotechnical reality, new actors emerge and others disappear from the stage.

Behind every statistical index lies a complex social reality.

Under a complex social reality environment, the decision-making process itself has become very complicated.

Reflection, which was previously ensured by the researcher's distance, stumbles on the threshold of complex social reality.

Theory in this study is viewed as 'a conceptual tool useful in making sense of a complex social reality' [ 22], rather than a means to determine a causal relationship between individual knowledge, attitudes, or behaviours and e-health innovation use.