Sentence examples for socially sustained from inspiring English sources

Meritt's Humean account of "socially sustained" virtue is a striking departure from the notion of robust traits that has figured prominently in the virtue ethics tradition, so a theory that eschews it represents something of a departure from that center.

This identity is socially sustained through dialogues with patients, relatives, and colleagues.

All identities are socially bestowed, socially sustained, and socially transformed and people make meanings of their actions by participating in communicative contexts.

Our findings may not be generalisable to less deprived populations or countries with higher breastfeeding rates, where breast feeding is more socially acceptable and sustaining groups might be easier.

After loud and sustained protests from socially conservative groups and feminist groups, the company announced this month that it was withdrawing the issue.

This papers attempts to fill this gap and argues that natural capital (NC) and infrastructural capital (IC) play a crucial role in determining sustained electricity demand and socially beneficial outcomes after initial electrification.

And once they are a part of our socially-constructed self, then they are sustained, reinforced, and protected, often unconsciously, by psychological processes of perception.

This would help to sustain a socially acceptable financing of comprehensive dementia care within the social security system.

Recent evidence suggests that testosterone administration has socially anxiolytic effects, but it remains unknown whether this involves early vigilance or later, more sustained, processing-stages.

Susheela Raman's set began with a sustained, South Indian-style vocal improvisation, then moved between centuries-old South Indian songs in modern settings and new, socially conscious songs that touched on flamenco and neo-soul.

In sustained interaction with nondisabled humans who treat them as members of the same moral community, cognitively disabled individuals develop socially and psychologically along the lines of other human beings.