Sentence examples for social confrontations from inspiring English sources

"Bored to Death" reverses the conceit, injecting a counterintuitive fillip of sweetness and tolerance into seemingly implacable social confrontations.

They include increased incidence of emotional lability, erroneous reconstruction of experiences, social confrontations, and unusual perceptions.

Because the indigenous/scientific division of knowledge effectively represents durable underlying social confrontations, the study and defense of indigenous knowledge continues to attract attention.

Repeated exposure to social confrontations and social stress has been shown to be able to develop pathological states (depression, anxiety, abnormal aggression) in animals [4], [23], [41].

The prolonged absence of direct leadership or clear policy provided society with ample time and opportunity for public debate, which is a collective learning process through a set of exchanges of viewpoints and/or social confrontations.

He added that "social confrontation is part of our democracy, but social consensus is, as well".

An art of social confrontation is more like it, given the subject matter of some markers.

"Social confrontation is part of our democracy," said Prime Minister François Fillon, "but social consensus is, as well".

It's set in 1787, and Don Giovanni is not a young libertine but an aged aristocrat living his last 24 hours at a time of social confrontation.

You might have thought that the passage of a quarter of a century might allow some perspective on Britain's greatest social confrontation since the 1920s.

The mood of reassessment and retracing historical roots strongly coloured the Band's 1968 debut album, Music From Big Pink, a quietly revolutionary collection which marked a drastic change of course from the prevailing mood of underground rock and social confrontation.