Sentence examples for socially distinctive from inspiring English sources
"But if we start saying we're not going to allow subway entrances where there's an architecturally or socially distinctive block, of course not — we can't do that.
Municipality settlements are socially and spatially more distinctive in Para or neighborhoods.
The detailed translation more sensitively expresses Laozi's point in using the metaphor in the context of a view of names as "cutting" things into types and Laozi's distinctive theory that such socially constructed distinctions (institutions) control us by controlling our desires.
Given this tendency to "fight the last war," there is a need for more textured, socially realistic analysis of the distinctive character of particular technologies, and greater recognition of the limitations of conventional models of risk assessment.
This occurs when as a result of a group being socially powerless, members of the group lack the conceptual resources to make sense of certain distinctive social experiences.
A tradition has been defined as a distinctive behaviour pattern shared by two or more individuals in a social unit that persists over time and that new practitioners may acquire in part through socially aided learning [5].
A tradition is a "distinctive behaviour pattern shared by two or more individuals in a social unit, which persists over time and that new practitioners acquire in part through socially aided learning" (Fragaszy and Perry 2003).
Charley was socially awkward.
"Socially it is accepted".
