Sentence examples for deviance to from inspiring English sources
Elder sex is completing the transition from deviance to embarrassment to a chemically assisted new normal.
It is no longer an act of flirty deviance to be monetised; it is merely normalised.
Christian Grey, the businessman, became a household name, bringing sexual deviance to the pulp-fiction-reading masses.
In the United States (unlike, say, in Japan), it remains an act of fairly extreme cultural deviance to tell your friends that you are going to stay home on a Friday night reading comic books.
In Indonesia, vigilantes evolved from using sticks and stones to attack people in the name of upholding morality and curbing "deviance" to using guns and bombs.
We explored whether the auditory system could use intensity deviance to change the inference from "expect the standard to repeat" to "expect a frequency or duration violation" and quantified this as the proportion decline in the MMN elicited to duration and frequency deviant sounds in the linked versus random sequence.
The model's goodness of fit was checked using likelihood-ratio tests to compare its deviances to those of a null model.
However, during the analysis we made an effort to scrutinise any major deviances to determine whether they had significance for the development of new analytical concepts or whether they were dimensions or properties to already found categories.
What my neighbor failed to realize, like most white Americans (and bright Americans for that matter), are the conditions that give rise to crime and deviance and to society's perceptions of it.
The purpose of our study was to utilize a positive deviance framework to identify sociodemographic and behavioral characteristics associated with a healthy birth outcome among adolescents.
To put it simply, Positive Deviance seeks to understand and share the beneficial feeding and caring patterns of families that are deprived, but whose children are nevertheless well-nourished – families that have healthy children despite living in poverty.
