Sentence examples for socially adjusted from inspiring English sources

Such contradictions are not foreign to the experience of more socially adjusted folks.

"He is more socially adjusted than the rest of them," Mr. Kirkpatrick said.

"So many people will want to say he was maladjusted or not socially adjusted, but that's just not so at all," Ms. Bremmer said in a telephone interview.

In my experience, scientists are not always the most socially adjusted people, and may have habits and fascinations outside of their work that others might consider odd.

Our findings suggest that when teachers know more about the children and the contexts they are coming from, the children may be better socially adjusted at the start of school.

Even the Batman movies, while containing a narrative through line if you wanted to look for it (Bruce Wayne goes from PTSD-stricken orphan to happy and socially adjusted surrogate father to his own makeshift family who can successfully balance Bruce Wayne and Batman), were basically glorified do-overs each time out.

Research findings indicate that these courses are important in helping students early on in the curriculum to socially adjust to their profession and more confidently interact with patients while strengthening their biomedical learning [ 5, 6].

In fact, many XYY individuals are socially well adjusted.

children, asserted that his subjects were as socially well adjusted as anyone else, and that as adults they tended to be more emotionally stable than average.

Public trackers such as the Pirate Bay were overrun by plebs, while Oink members were knowledgeable, cool, and occasionally even socially well adjusted.

I hadn't been in a classroom since fourth grade, but socially, I adjusted rather quickly; the routine was what really jarred me.