Sentence examples for socially alert from inspiring English sources

And the show reveals how socially alert he had always been.

Courbet's genius for sensual and socially alert effrontery, across a wide spectrum of genres, kicked off modern art.

The grittier and more socially alert The Full Monty, directed by Peter Cattaneo, did it again for British comedy four years later.

That's the premise behind "Ruptures: Forms of Public Address," a group show of socially alert art at Cooper Union that is less a meditation on specific issues than a call to action as an interruptive end in itself.

That's the premise behind this group show of socially alert art that's less an attack on specific issues than a call to interruptive action as a political end in itself.

Johnson's last years produced much political writing (including the humanely resonant Thoughts on the Late Transactions Respecting Falkland's Islands, 1771); the socially and historically alert Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland, 1775; and the consummate Lives of the Poets, 1779 81.

In fact, these participants commented that it was more socially acceptable to alert asmoker to the signage instead of simply ordering him to stop.

The aversive response of feral goats is likely complex; a learned, socially facilitated, rapid alert response with movement behavior directed towards a familiar refuge [ 5].

Depression, or rather what he refers to as the impulse to "hunker down and wait, at least for a while", might help humans cope with grief, protect them from conflict, or even help them to avoid being socially ostracised by alerting them to "social risk".

They suspected that the most socially adept animals would be first to alert their cliques to danger, but in fact, unpopular marmots whistled alarm calls most frequently, the team reports online this month in Behavioral Ecology.

In terms of social cognition, this might be a source of social attention that alerts one to socially important events.