Sentence examples for defined social from inspiring English sources

played defined social interaction then.

Styles are less firmly defined; social arrangements are more fluid; human aspirations vary widely.

(A Russian once defined social justice for me as, "equality of poverty"; I would go with equality of opportunity).

Before Facebook came about, sites like Friendster and MySpace had already defined social networks.

He explored these ideas in "Class and Class Conflict in Civil Society" (1957), which famously proposed the counter-Marxist idea that power, rather than property, defined social class.

Back in the early 90s I had outlined the new field called social neuroscience, the study of the neural mechanisms within a defined social species.

Early last century, Jessica Tarbox Beals, Lewis Hine, Jacob Riis, and others defined social-documentary photography.

E. Stopff, Battery Floating Bath with Girls, interior, ca. 1900 Early last century, Jessica Tarbox Beals, Lewis Hine, Jacob Riis, and others defined social-documentary photography.

Until very recently, this meant a lifetime commitment to both the security and the constriction of a well-defined social role.

Such fanciful rhetoric has been used around the country to justify the elimination of council housing and its replacement with private property for the speculative market, alongside a modicum of poorly-defined social housing.

Contrarily, nomads had well-defined social methods for keeping livestock under farming conditions.