Sentence examples for deviant elements from inspiring English sources
For example, institutions were popular because they represented the dream that the young republic, even its deviant elements, could be knit into a new healthy body social.
In addition, it feeds on an underlying vision of Roma that is familiar from history – the Roma as deviant elements, that profit on the spirit of others' benevolence, and whose way of life goes on from generation to generation.
"I won't abandon our parks to the deviant elements in society," Ruth said.
To the late Isaac Deutscher, the author of biographies of Trotsky and Stalin who, like Carr, broadly accepts Trotsky's version of Stalin as a somewhat mediocre personage Stalin represents a lamentably deviant element in the evolution of Marxism.
When the probability is moderately high and there is no self-correcting mechanism to correct deviant directional motion, elements will sometimes leave the swarm.
Labeling might not have occurred because one key element thought to be crucial in the labeling process association with deviant groups following official processing [32] may be absent, as clients seem to interact rarely with each other as clients.
A closer look at the genomic locations of the RSs of these deviant cases reveals that, in mammals, they are more likely to occur in conserved genomic elements than what would be expected by chance (fig. 8).
"Despite the highly disturbing nature of Valle's deviant and depraved sexual interests, his chats and emails about these interests are not sufficient standing alone to make out the elements of conspiracy to commit kidnapping".
Deviant stimuli involved a single change in consonant from [b] to [d] in one of the four CV elements along the string.
"Despite the highly disturbing nature of Valle's deviant and depraved sexual interests, his chats and emails about these interests are not sufficient – standing alone – to make out the elements of conspiracy to commit kidnapping".
