Sentence examples for devoid of social and from inspiring English sources
Rather, the need to have one's children mark the end of high school in this way reflects a breakdown in the priorities of parents who encourage and provide an extreme level of materialism that appears to be devoid of social and moral value.
Could it be that profits aren't churned out in a vacuum devoid of social and environmental consequences?
This means that the process of marketization might not necessarily be associated with market transactions' depersonalization or social disembedding, and instead development may be hindered if the market is devoid of social bonds and social virtue.
"Know that elections cannot be held in an environment devoid of social cohesion and economic stability," Mr. Bainimarama said.
The underlying cause for this is due to the embeddedness of the personal relationships to a shared business ethics that values social virtues; and in contrast, market development might be hindered if it was devoid of social bonds and thus bearing more resemblance to a "free" market form.
This lens views blood as a 'de-cultured' and 'de-socialized' substance, devoid of social markers of gender, ethnicity and religion, 'the subject of technical competence' that must be carefully regulated and controlled (Simpson 2009: 103).
Spitzer walking away from all the charges while ordinary citizens are fined and jailed for doing business with him is social liberalism devoid of social justice.
But now she is viewed as a rich person, and in China today the rich are assumed to be devoid of social ethics or public spirit.
If I belabor Traylor's history as a slave and sharecropper, and as an artist with affinities to other artists living and dead, it is because I believe his work is by no means devoid of the social and political coding of better trained artists.
