Sentence examples for sociological reason from inspiring English sources

"But there is perhaps a sociological reason.

For some boring and obvious sociological reason that I can't be bothered to go into, your typical sapeur thinks that the notion of looking like a Western dandy equals power and respectability.

The senior offensive lineman Mike Berry, who also graduated, cited sociological reasons for the disparity.

Dr. Tooby says he sometimes worries "that evolutionary psychology will die because of sociological reasons".

Neither Mr. Eugenides's novel nor Ms. Coppola's film probes the psychological or sociological reasons its heroines kill themselves.

There are many sociological reasons for the overconfidence of American society, one of which is the overuse of positive reinforcement by generations of parents since the 1960s.

Gunn told Maysles that, like Ruby Bridges, she had been the only black child in her elementary school, though for different sociological reasons.

Mikal Gilmore presents the sociological reasons for the Beatles' impact very thoroughly, but in so doing ultimately does a disservice to them.

"Now very often for sociological reasons, the foreigners who live in France weren't raised in that spirit of having to become French as a marvellous thing.

"While Innocents Slept" is like a horror movie in which people behave in terrible ways not for psychological or sociological reasons, but simply because they are bad.

Which at least partly explains why movies like "Lovely and Amazing," which treat older woman-younger man match-ups as things that happen not for sociological reasons but for purely human ones, feel so refreshing right now.