Sentence examples for social notion from inspiring English sources

Dr. Chloe Carmichael, a licensed clinical psychologist, supports the social notion.

The "community-oriented – self-oriented" dimension referred to the social notion of morality (COM-SELF) [ 25].

It implies social notions of manhood as a facade beyond the reach of most men.

For centuries, the Church has consistently favored social notions that are "preferential" to the impoverished, and it has always upheld strict personal moral principles — its progressive wing notwithstanding.

At a glance she shares the same physical attributes as Barbie, yet she apparently represents the best hope ethnic minority women have for being included in social notions of what constitutes 'compelling to look at'.

The architectural historian Kristen Schaffer, while preparing an introduction for a recent reprint of Burnham's plan, looked at an early draft and discovered that Burnham had some surprisingly radical social notions.

"My guess would be that social notions of gender dictate how we behave".

Over the centuries, business has emerged, legitimised by reflexive social notions of entrepreneurship and fuelled by regulated international free trade, competition, property rights and usury.

So, instead of extending Western social notions of human identity into biology, we now appreciate that complexes of organisms in fact constitute presumed individuals and thus defy any singular definition of organismal identity as independent agents.

Separate but equal prevailed in theory; in practice, the juvenile "justice" system gave in to broader social notions about race and crime.

That is particularly true for black men who, by virtue of social notions of masculinity and stereotypes about who is dangerous, often feel that they need to contain anger and pain in public.