Sentence examples for sociopolitical dimension from inspiring English sources

There was the sociopolitical dimension: the great train robbery and the Profumo affair upset old certainties.

American painter and sculptor whose choice of subject matter added a sociopolitical dimension to the Photo-realist movement.

This investigation marks a step forward as the first study not only of the motivations and sociopolitical dimension of bullying in Turkey (though see Soylu, 2011), but of the notion of asymmetric intergroup bullying as a phenomenon observable in any society.

These works use Houdini to illuminate the birth of twentieth-century consciousness, Phillips by exploring the sexual dimensions of escape and constraint, and Kasson by exploring their sociopolitical dimensions.

It is also important to reflect on the sociopolitical dimensions of online visualization tools.

This first section shows that while the economic determinants of social remittances and the sociopolitical dimensions of economic remittances are understudied, interrelations between financial and social transfers remain largely unexplored.

It argues in particular that whilst GSV is indeed a useful tool for disaster scholars, when making judgments as to the "recovery" or otherwise of an area it is imperative to temper conclusions drawn from GSV imagery with wider contextual understanding, especially in terms of the sociopolitical dimensions of the disaster.

His apocalyptic imagination has an inescapably sociopolitical and gloriously metaphorical dimension.

Wüstenhagen et al. conceptualise social acceptance by distinguishing three dimensions which are sometimes interdependent: sociopolitical acceptance, market acceptance and community acceptance.

But however convincing any given work may be, the general message is problematic because it takes the value of art to be in its sociopolitical content rather than in its visual and formal dimensions.

This is also borne out in our quantitative analysis of the incidence of bullying, showing that the dimension that best predicts the amount of bullying one receives is sociopolitical, that secularists are the group suffering the greatest frequency of bullying, and that the latter was especially the case in the public sector.