Sentence examples for sincere social from inspiring English sources

Weldon defined the movies this way: Psychotronic films range from sincere social commentary to degrading trash.

It mostly conceded, though, that there was a sincere social experiment at the heart of it, a pressing need to secede from the straight world.

By making such a sincere social investment, without gaining ownership and voting rights, any one of you could demonstrate beyond any doubt your selfless civic virtue and achieve immortality.

Dating back to pederasty in Ancient Greece, there has existed a sincere social bond between older gay men and male youth – perhaps in the form of today's "bears" and "twinks" – where intimacy was mingled with the dispensing of emotional intellect.

The time-lapse film, which we first found on Design Taxi, features 9,000 photographs of painted phrases criticizing our dependence on all things share-able, in tones both sincere ("Social media is consuming our lives), and cheeky ("Check your Facebook while having sex").

The result is a heartfelt yet painfully sincere liberal social-problem film that even offers a ringing endorsement of gay marriage but, playing to its target audience, avoids any hint of gay sex.

The result is a heartfelt yet painfully sincere liberal social-problem film that offers a ringing endorsement of gay marriage but, playing to its target audience, avoids any hint of gay sex.

The result is a heartfelt yet painfully sincere liberal social-problem film that offers a ringing endorsement of gay marriage but, playing to its target audience, avoids any hint of gay sex. Richard Brody (In wide release).

In the end Margo understnads Danny's position & respects him for his sincere political & social concerns.

But as a consequence, no matter how sincere Fetterman's "social justice agenda," it is, in the end, often perceived as his.

Many of the SNP's opponents thought they might have more to fear from Ewing's warmer style, and her patently sincere interest in social issues, than from Salmond's abrasiveness.