Sentence examples for social fluidity from inspiring English sources

The style was MTV-friendly, while the accents and social fluidity belonged to the Nineties.

The Muromachi period was thus a time of prolonged civil unrest, remarkable social fluidity, and creativity.

But no profoundly unequal society has high social fluidity: if the gap is too wide, few can jump it.

And there, in the acts of eating and talking and meeting and walking, is the heart of that Mediterranean social fluidity we are so envious of in England.

The degree of social fluidity within this structure - the inherent "stickiness" between the class positions of parents and their children – has remained unchanged.

The depressing thing about Bullman's findings is that only in rare circumstances – such as Tasmania after the deportations – does sufficient social fluidity exist to allow a meritocracy.

On top of being pounded through all five senses, we are increasingly pressured on a psychological level: pseudo-intimacy, over-exposure (both physical and emotional), intensity, frustration, pressure to complete multiple tasks simultaneously, complexity and confusion of social expectations, and fluidity of social roles.

The answer lies in the fluidity and social mobility that is available in the US.

The same fluidity of social organization was characteristic of the equestrian bands.

It threatened qualities that might have been thought fundamental to the city: its availability, generosity, fluidity and social diversity.

The inherited social networks have spatial fluidity and ductility.