Sentence examples for larger social context from inspiring English sources
The film does not, however, address itself to any larger social context.
It's a brief, convincing, depressing film, but needs a larger social context.
How the larger social context will impinge remains to be seen.
They are deeply best friends, in a larger social context where it is hard to find a best friend".
The English dialogue is stilted, the performances hollow, the pace evenly leaden, the larger social context non-existent.
One way is to explore the relationship between music and the larger social context from which it emerged.
On the contrary, emotions are structured in several ways: by their underlying neurology, by the judgments and evaluations that enter into them, by the behaviour that expresses or manifests them, and by the larger social contexts in which they occur.
In a macroanalytic perspective, the implementation of school learning processes into larger social contexts (e.g., learning cultures; embeddedness of learning contexts in the employment system) can be supported.
In this model, the individual (both psychological and biological aspects) operates within the context of family, friends, and small groups, which are, in turn, embedded within several layers of larger social contexts.
Then Brownstein, who is good at capturing the larger social setting, will start providing the context.
Therefore, advice may be affected by normative ambiguity [ 17] such as personal opinions, values, worldviews and the larger social-cultural context, which could manifest in different attitudes and roles of experts, and subsequently, influence their policy advice.
