Sentence examples for social rule from inspiring English sources

Fear and Conventionality (1914), Social Freedom (1915), and Social Rule (1916) appeared under her own name.

The Globe was a place people came to to be together in a society that focused on social division to create social rule.

Men who are so invested in a cultural narrative that requires a heterosexual female support act – real and imagined – that they label women who transgress this social rule as legitimate targets for abusive behaviour.

In the average workplace, however, it should not be surprising that the employer is the main beneficiary of the code of silence, because it is the kind of social rule that makes sense only for the rich.

It is rather a complicated psychosocial phenomenon (an instance of what Hart called a "social rule") whose existence and content are established by the sociological fact that officials of the legal system converge on certain criteria of legal validity and by the psychological fact that such officials view those criteria as obligatory.

There's no simple social rule that would prevent it even if we all followed it because it turns out "Don't punch down" isn't all that simple.

Deviance, in sociology, violation of social rules and conventions.

Social rules don't seem to apply in the country.

I could not understand the unwritten social rules of the workplace and made numerous social errors.

If they remember the social rules it makes them a bit more charming," Professor Treasure says.

He's breaking the social rules that folks with schizophrenia often break".