Sentence examples for social tendency from inspiring English sources

And in his book "The Idea of Justice," he dwells on the social tendency to see gender disparity as a "normal" phenomenon in India.

That "victim blaming" is as relevant today as it was then (and for centuries before) speaks volumes about our psychological and social tendency to displace responsibility onto victims instead of perpetrators.

Such a social tendency is, according to what is reported of Chrysippus' lost treatise On Law, transformed into a political relationship by means of law (LS 67R).

Moreover, while detecting the different sub-communities of the OpenStack community, we found out that the expected social tendency of developers to work with developers from same firm (i.e., homophily) did not hold within the OpenStack ecosystem.

You don't want to be perceived as an Establishment brand, particularly among millennials, whose social tendency is, ironically, to communicate and share.

To determine the females' social tendency, two female A. studiosus of unknown social tendency were individually marked with fluorescent powder and placed in the center of clear, plastic container (13 × 13.5 × 2.5 cm).

The knowledge of science in such individuals cannot fail to lead to quackery and dangerous social tendencies".

There has been "no mechanical or scientific advance," Waugh wrote in an author's note describing the book, but "existing social tendencies have become more marked".

Your answers place you on a compass on which the east-west axis represents tendencies from the left to the right on economic issues and the north-south axis represents social tendencies ranging from authoritarian to libertarian.

The outdated facts of his books seemed less significant than the political philosophy implicit in his search to preserve liberty in public life and his strategies for analyzing latent social tendencies.

The ebb and flow of social tendencies is ever-evolving and open-ended.