Sentence examples for sociopolitical concerns from inspiring English sources

Sociopolitical concerns aside, they are also fabulously theatrical art forms.

"Today's artists are dealing with more expressly sociopolitical concerns," she says.

A good number of the films that show up at the Berlinale every year share the sociopolitical concerns of Mr. Panahi's work.

But many of the main American characters in "Chicago" more explicitly advertise their author's sociopolitical concerns — like Carol, the black single mother who is driven by poverty and racial discrimination into having sex with her employer.

A good number of the films that show up at the Berlinale every year share the sociopolitical concerns of Mr. Panahi's work ("The Circle" deals with the treatment of women in Iran, and "Crimson Gold" considers the plight of the Tehran working class).

The argument hinges on the febrile relationship between the sociopolitical and the aesthetic in general; namely, that art practice led by sociopolitical concerns becomes a mere illustration of them, which sidelines the insights and knowledge that aesthetic experience itself can produce.

… But we don't really have institutions for dealing with sociopolitical and economic concerns.

But a limitation of the inductive risk model is that it doesn't directly address sociopolitical and economic concerns.

D.H.: My approach is to look carefully at sociopolitical and economic concerns and the ways in which they're lost.

Finally, patterns of both medical care and sociopolitical procedures in various countries have to be considered.

The band, one of the top-billed groups at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival coming in April, still genre-hops among pop, dance and rock with effervescence, but the lyrical concerns are of the worldly, sociopolitical variety.