Sentence examples for sociological formulation from inspiring English sources

Members of the 1950s generation were "other-directed," in one sociological formulation of the day.

This formulation extends through, but is not confined to, Tönnies (1957) and other sociological formulations of community.

Stigma, in the original formulation of Goffman (1968), was about relationships not attributes, though as with many sociological concepts that pass into everyday usage, it is sometimes misused as the latter, not least by health workers: In the Ghanaian society any ailment which is associated with high level of morbidity, mortality and chronicity is automatically stigmatised (HW; our emphasis).

Such formulations obscure the complexities within which individuals and communities live, which have been highlighted within the sociological and anthropological literatures on volcanic hazards and DRR.

Major sociological change?

That's sociological talk.

There are sociological explanations.

His interest was sociological.

Social repair requires sociological thinking.

"It was a sociological phenomenon".

So much for sociological theories.