Sentence examples for sociological question from inspiring English sources

"It's more of a sociological question.

The social question became a sociological question, as indeed it has remained until very recently in British history.

In many ways, how the country will react to the pregnancy of Ms. Palin's 17-year-old daughter, Bristol, is more a sociological question than a political one.

How -- a sociological question here -- did Dr. Kulasekera, a former researcher at the American Museum of Natural History, end up a rock wife?

Nevertheless, the idea continues to raise important sociological questions, such as these: What is the relationship between economic condition and subjectivity?

On the other hand, the sociological questions that lie behind what might be called the origins of the literary sensibility are a great deal less easy to answer.

Concerned with group social work and varied sociological questions from 1917 to 1925, he became an associate professor (1923) and a professor (1928) of sociology and he served as chairman of the first department of anthropology in a Catholic university (1934 49).

Begging a multitude of psychological, aesthetic, and sociological questions concerning the exact nature of each component, the linear model appeared, from the commonsense perspective, at least, to explain in general terms the ways in which certain classes of communication occurred.

People speak through masks and children lip sync the words of adults, prompting not only the usual sociological questions but philosophical thoughts about how we know what we think we know.

I want to raise more distantiated sociological questions: what are the roots of this phenomenon?

Granted, there are interesting sociological questions to be asked about what various groups of people believe to be the case about how law functions.