Sentence examples for sociological characterization from inspiring English sources

It's a marvel of an opening phrase, an all-timer for sheer efficiency of sociological characterization.

Atwood's gallows humor is appealing one of the women joins the cult in order to escape the abusive manager of a human-meat burger joint and her complex characterization allows the novel's environmental, Biblical, and sociological themes to intertwine seamlessly.

Atwood's gallows humor is appealing — one of the women joins the cult in order to escape the abusive manager of a human-meat burger joint — and her complex characterization allows the novel's environmental, Biblical, and sociological themes to intertwine seamlessly.

And in 1999, on the hundredth anniversary of Du Bois's classic, Elijah Anderson published a new sociological study of poor black neighborhoods in Philadelphia, "Code of the Street," which took seriously its informants' own characterization of themselves and their neighbors as either "decent" or "street" or, not infrequently, a bit of both.

Major sociological change?

That's sociological talk.

There are sociological explanations.

His interest was sociological.

Sketchy characterization.

Social repair requires sociological thinking.

"It was a sociological phenomenon".