The couples culture in South Korea casts a set of pervasive expectations, according to Georgy Katsiaficas, a professor of humanities and social sciences at Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston, Mass.
The house stands across from a 17th-century burying ground, visible through the atrium's glass wall, exotic, consistent with the pervasive jostling of expectations Mr. Safdie has orchestrated.
There is the pervasive sense of an expectation or impending judgment.
These findings are consistent with the notion of a pervasive positive bias in expectations of the future (Carver, Scheier, & Segerstrom, 2010).
She did well at school "as a way of distinguishing myself," but as in the fictional town of Jubilee in her stories, limited expectations and a pervasive self-effacing reticence were the order of the day.
However, it also shows that the main driver is much broader and much more difficult to address: entrenched, pervasive social norms that govern expectations about what girls can and will do with their lives - fueling both early marriage and school dropout.
Ideologies about gender roles and expectations are so pervasive within the family, work, and the welfare system, that women internalize their gendered subordination to men as natural and blame themselves for their conditions hindering them from personal health practices.
The visibility of infant formula in the host countries is concerning and research into the affordability and visibility of infant formula from the perspective of women recently arrived in the host country may help understand the subtle and pervasive influence of socio cultural expectations and practices.
Contrary to a common prevalent discourse that there has been a pervasive failure to meet MDG-based expectations for progress in in maternal and child health, our analysis implies a less dire and more nuanced situation.
The serene expectation of pleasure was as pervasive as the fragrance of the gardens.
