Sentence examples for sociological examination from inspiring English sources

They lacked the level of thoughtfulness, studiousness – really, borderline sociological examination – that shows now share.

The authors of the 1956 book The American Business Creed, a sociological examination of the ideology of American businessmen, find two distinct strands of business thinking in the country.

Those seeking a serious sociological examination of the role of stock car racing in late capitalist America will probably want to search elsewhere, but audiences looking for a kick will find one -- almost literally -- in Mr. Wincer's work.

In contrast, Fleck claims that scientific thinking is an object of sociological examination to the same extent as mythical thinking.

The company self-describes as "an ever-expanding nebula of immersive investigative journalism, uncomfortable sociological examination, uncouth activities, making fun of people who should know better, and award-winning documentaries".

"Hair is Huge," says Rose Weitz, author of Rapunzel's Daughters: What Women's Hair Tells Us about Women's Lives, a major sociological examination of everyone's favorite topic.

The book was one of the first sociological examinations of the social situation of mental patients in psychiatric hospitals and a major contribution to understanding of social aspects of mental illness.

Du Bois' first published works was The Philadelphia Negro: A Sociological Study (1899), a pioneering examination of an African American community and the factors and forces that had contributed to its existence and experiences, its threats and possibilities.

His sociological work covered a wide range of subjects, starting with an examination of the peasantry in the Béarn, where he had been brought up and studied farming, with particular reference to the number of peasants who did not marry.

The influence of demographic factors may be of sociological interest for understanding and explaining differences, but the purpose of postgraduate examinations is to maintain absolute standards for all doctors, which necessarily will be irrespective of demography.

Examination of the various notions of face articulated by respondents suggests possible developments in sociological conceptualizations of face neglected in previous discussion.