Sentence examples for social boundary from inspiring English sources

The city line is more than just geography, it typically means a sharp social boundary.

In his latest novel, published in English as Outlaws (the Spanish title is Las Leyes de la Frontera – Laws of the Border), the boundaries between historical precedent and fictional creation are again suggestively tested, as is the often impregnable social boundary between those born into a life of poverty and the lucky few who are protected by even modest family privilege.

as well as the social boundary conditions.

Keeping that social boundary on the weekends helps her employees realise that she's off the clock, she said.

In the network-constitutive approach, social work arises out of a set of social "boundary groups" capable of assembly into such a defensible turf (Abbott 1995).

Durkheim, (1893/1933) and Tönnies, (1887/1957) described human society as originating in a primordial organic community in which the primary social boundary was between members and strangers, that is, between self and the other.

But for Kim, social boundaries and hierarchies become porous.

Personal and social boundaries are continuously under threat.

So we've always used bathrooms to enforce social boundaries.

Curiously, the disorder knows no racial, geographic or social boundaries.

Travelling is the perfect way to spread ideas, share knowledge and cross social boundaries.