Sentence examples for social subjects from inspiring English sources

Northlight (1988) marks Dunn's return to social subjects.

Lindsay, who had helped to launch Oxford's undergraduate study of social subjects (PPE), was of the same view.

As managing editor of The New Leader (1941 44) and labour editor for Fortune (1948 58), he wrote voluminously on various social subjects.

I tend to avoid musicals that deal with weighty social subjects, like "Miss Saigon," "Angels in America," or "Mamma Mia!" After all, I'm a cartoonist.

One of the most intractable of all social subjects -- the millions of Americans who work steadily but fail to break into the middle class -- is the focus of this powerful book.

A workman in a bloodstained nightshirt and his family lie dead in their disordered bedroom....Blanket censorship descended anew in 1835, ending La Caricature and driving Daumier from political to broadly social subjects.

Firstly, as a social subject, social service organizations require independence and autonomy.

Several questions remain open; answers and solutions belong to science, to politics and to the personal opinion of each social subject.

What is at stake in this process is no less than the shape of brains to come and a revised understanding of the intelligent and creative social subject.

Language is directly experienced only through its instantiations in texts; similarly, the working of culture becomes tangible to the social subject through involvement with the features of the social practices.

One thing that occurred to me as I went through the site is that I'd like more information about the users themselves, since wine is a very social subject.