How To Use Socially In A Sentence
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Have a cosmic awareness, an interest in ecology, environment, vegetarianism, or are very socially conscious.
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Some groups consistently face discrimination: age is one mode of socially structured disadvantage.
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The gossip columnist was paid to chronicle the latest escapades of the socially prominent celebrities.
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Christopher is mathematically gifted, but socially incapable, finding the simplest emotional empathy unfathomable.
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Sexual pleasure between Greek male citizens and boys was legitimate and socially sanctioned, however if the boy become a free citizen (an equal) their sexual practice become problematised.
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Many people find it socially and morally advantageous to hypocritically profess their religious beliefs, and to use religion to justify what they want to believe and do. Dr T.P.Chia
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Lawyers and judges, even in quite large cities, usually know each other quite well and regularly fraternise socially.
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We need to move people from deviant gangs to socially constructive ones.
Christianity Today
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Since the dangers of passive smoking have been highlighted and smoking is becoming regarded as socially unacceptable, that is, deviant behaviour, many more people are trying to stop, and succeeding.
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Most people couldn't afford, or felt too socially inept, to go and watch plays.
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On the slowly sinking Titanic, there was time for socially determined behavioral patterns to reemerge.
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I am pretty sure 95\% of the commenters on this site have never even talked to a girl, which is why a bullfrog is their fantasy date - they never actually have to talk to him or let him see how socially inept they all are.
Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency)
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Particular emphasis on socially oriented topics, such as receiving visitors, making visits, appointments, entertainment and business travel.
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The very same natural propensity to be communal and socially cohesive, makes us aggressive to outsiders.
Times, Sunday Times
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Fronted by Alan Donohoe, they specialise in creating angular working class anthems that are packed with sharp, edgy guitars and socially relevant lyrics.
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Children who witnessed these kinds of parental disputes also tended to be more emotionally secure and well-adjusted socially.
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He also keeps himself fairly socially active, spearheading a charity to benefit inner-city youths of musical talent.
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Another very common form of interaction between socially disproportionate individuals was that between Roman patricians and their freedmen.
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The charge is that exclusive concentration upon the personal can, in its effects, be socially divisive.
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It should be noted that these stages are to a considerable extent socially and economically determined.
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Some such reserves may be socially acceptable to local populations, offering jobs, revenues, and improvements to quality of life.
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I'm Not Scared may signal a renewal of compelling, socially aware Italian film-making.
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It has made her more socially aware.
Times, Sunday Times
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Drinking and driving is no longer socially acceptable.
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The socially acceptable reason is usually based on religious or moral beliefs.
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In a complex of lonely and socially clumsy bachelors, disheartened by too many rejections, she was news.
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But socially he was entirely at home in those Third Republic salons where politicians mixed with aristocrats, diplomats, and writers.
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We will hear the old arguments about "repugnance" and the rest of us may again be potential victims of this socially destructive, anti-science, proto-fascist attitude that is certainly more dangerous to the public than any cluster of cells in a Petri dish.
Dan Agin: Stem Cells Redux: There Will Be Blood
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However, the ease with which a women can contract sexual liaisons does not directly translate into a socially sanctioned pregnancy and birth.
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By failing to integrate the individual socially, modernity has forced the individual to mask himself.
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I left the San Francisco murals scene a few years later, tired of its supposedly socially-conscious artists backbiting and claim-jumping for grants, feeling that too many muralists only did artwork when a check arrived.
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This is the story of New York city date doctor employed by socially-inept men to help orchestrate their first three dates with the women of their dreams.
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As Kate Bolick tells us, marriage isn't for everyone and being single doesn't bear the stigma it once did; and as Eric Klineberg reveals in Going Solo: The Extraordinary Rise and Surprising Appeal of Living Alone, contrary to what we may think, single people tend to be more socially engaged and civic-minded.
Sabrina Schaeffer: The Proposal Farce: Entertainment Coupled With Anti-Marriage
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With his inherent love of life, he started meeting people socially again, although he abstained from alcohol and cigarettes.
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Some such reserves may be socially acceptable to local populations, offering jobs, revenues, and improvements to quality of life.
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There is no doubt that Hammarskj6ld's northern sense of propriety was deeply shaken by the roughness of the outburst, and ironically, since the Russian code of what is socially permissible comes largely across the Baltic from Sweden, it was precisely this rowdy behavior of Khrushchev's, dubbed Ne-Kulturny (uncultured), which eventually proved his undoing at home.
An Autobiography
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That final dependence may be experienced as distressing or peaceful, but it is not socially problematic.
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This, it can be argued, is socially constructed and varies over time.
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Socially adept children are often more forgiving, more likely to overlook minor irritations, and may also model appropriate behaviors.
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Men and women do not mix socially, except in family groups.
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First, his proposal to appoint ‘socially disadvantaged,’ voting members to local boards gives those members a second ingredient to what they already have, appointive representation.
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During the late 60s and into the early 80s, "Bacchae" was everywhere as issues of freedom versus repression--politically, socially and sexually--were being worked out around the world.
Archive 2006-08-01
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He would, he realized, for the first time in his life have a socially acceptable problem.
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Faculty and staff in the institute will conduct science-based and socially relevant research on the risks and benefits of genetically modified plant and animal products.
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socially unpopular
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Urban and rural, metropolitan and non-metropolitan, places are economically, environmentally, and socially interdependent.
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Women from Jane Austen and Mary Shelley to Emily Bronte and Emily Dickinson produced literary works that are in some sense palimpsestic, works whose surface designs conceal or obscure deeper, less accessible (and less socially acceptable) levels of meaning.
My Name Was Martha: A Renaissance Woman's Autobiographical Poem
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Advertising is a potent force in showing smoking as a socially acceptable habit.
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The National Party is lifting its profile as socially conservative guardian of traditional values.
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East of Fort Smith down the Arkansas River, and in the mountains to the north, the counties tended to be populist, socially conservative, and pretty evenly divided between Republicans and Democrats.
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Socially, the fabric is often as fragmented as the physical one, with immigrants from rural areas or from abroad mixed hugger-mugger with some of the least privileged traditional citizens.
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She will lampoon "Cameron's stupendously inane soundbite about a security fightback being followed by a social fightback" and claim the prime minister's vision for dealing with socially excluded people is "the idea of ghettoes, where the undeserving poor can be kept and contained through heavy policing, CCTV surveillance and the use of benefits as a stick to intimidate.
Green party leader seeks to woo Liberal Democrats
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Before getting the certificate in my name, it was just socially understood that the land belonged to my husband," says Tashegu Woretaw, 48, a widow with a hectare of land near Mamo's farm.
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He would, he realized, for the first time in his life have a socially acceptable problem.
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Furthermore, energy wastage should be viewed as socially unacceptable, as it is in some other countries.
Times, Sunday Times
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You get young people who appear to be socially confident, but inside they are a bundle of neuroses.
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Hence a competitive market will produce a socially efficient quantity of private goods.
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The market therefore does not produce a socially efficient allocation of resources.
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Hence the equilibrium quantity Q is socially inefficient.
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Nonetheless, it seems that the millennia-old roundhouse, within the course of a single century, came to be seen as socially unfitting, and that everyone who could, rebuilt their houses in an altogether new way.
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It is a consolation, a socially acceptable comfort blanket.
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It is a circular topic for the socially inept.
Times, Sunday Times
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Even the socially conscious Victorians allow their principles to waver on this question.
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I don't want to come across as a complete wowser, but with growing numbers of road deaths, especially amongst young, male drivers, is this advertising approach really that socially acceptable?
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The house-martin is a socially monogamous and monomorphic hirundine.
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Developmental perspectives toward understanding minors' decision-making capacities attempt to determine when minors are cognitively and psychosocially mature enough to provide informed consent.
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Is it possible our society become so Nietzchean and socially Darwinian that motherhood is one of the most ruinous choices a woman can make?
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Tomorrow, she realised, she would be socially conscious again.
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A much overlooked irony with social networking sites is that, although they are supposedly ‘social’, their use requires one to very unsocially spend time behind one's PC.
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This type of behaviour is no longer socially acceptable.
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But doesn't the combination of an Oxford academic workload and a Blue Boat training regime leave him socially detached from anyone outside the tiny rowing bubble?
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Nöel-Picq clearly gets a kick out of pushing his story to the limits of what is socially acceptable, testing his audience, daring them to be offended.
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The campaign will be aimed at socially deprived families.
Times, Sunday Times
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Advertising also creates the impression that smoking is a socially acceptable norm.
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Marital instability, a growing number of female breadwinners, an increase in spinsterdom and domestic conflicts engendered by the humiliations and subservience of most men's work experience, influenced women to be more socially assertive!
SPEECH BY MR C MABENA: WOMEN CELEBRATING THE DECADE OF FREEDOM ON THE PATH TO TOTAL EMANCIPATION
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Her mother was a traditional housewife who was subservient to her husband and was socially isolated because she spoke only a Chinese dialect called Hakka.
Crazy Like Us
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Let's face it — drinking is a socially acceptable habit.
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He has moved downwards socially.
Times, Sunday Times
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He's a little bit snobby, socially.
Times, Sunday Times
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A dweeb is a person who is seen as being foolish and socially lacking. Note that people who are called dweebs are often very good at their studies in school.
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Even when we socially mix with each other, we tend to compare notes, or egos for that matter.
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In the eighteenth century the Protestant Irish relatively easily became acculturated and socially accepted.
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Along with female emancipation, most western societies have become much more socially mobile in the past 30 years.
Times, Sunday Times
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Steve Earle has never really been a member of the Establishment, either socially or professionally.
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Particular emphasis on socially oriented topics, such as receiving visitors, making visits, appointments, entertainment and business travel.
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Elderly people easily become socially isolated.
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Anything less than five hours and reclining is as socially unacceptable as having a cheese course before the pudding.
Times, Sunday Times
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Even automatic, unthinking actions are to a degree socially-conditioned, as Pavlov and Skinner have demonstrated.
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Particular emphasis on socially oriented topics, such as receiving visitors, making visits, appointments, entertainment and business travel.
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It became my way to interact with the world socially and intellectually.
Times, Sunday Times
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socially bifurcated populations
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ROCCA: She is so intoxicatingly chic she's so regal Nancy Reagan is sending the message that taking drug is socially unacceptable that at the chicest cocktail parties taking drugs it's declassee.
CNN Transcript Nov 26, 2005
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Qualitative inquiry, on the other hand, through use of methods such as unstructured or semistructured interviews, provides a way to study subjectivity as socially and culturally contextualized experience.
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It is tempting to underestimate the scale and radical nature of changes occurring around us, socially or geographically.
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Socially inept recluses isolated in dimly lit rooms devoid of furniture and warmth, lacking friends and family, hating their jobs and life in general are the usual way in which single people are portrayed.
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So your dandy is promoting a 60s era NIMBY mindset that is likely just headed towards making the socially disadvantaged even more entrenched in their poverty, and more desperate in their behaviours.
Boarding the House | Her Bad Mother
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Some felt coursework penalised boys, especially those from socially disadvantaged backgrounds.
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There is little attention to the lives of those of socially inferior status.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Socially, the impact has been more ambiguous.
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Socially progressive, pro-business but anti-corporate, pro-family but anti ‘conservative family values’, we are a diverse and dynamic group of people who deserve to be heard.
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They adopt behaviour that is more socially acceptable among their peers.
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In Belfast we assumed that the number of socially-patterned variables that we might uncover could well run into the hundreds.
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Previously chicken was regarded as mere peasant food, but the ever socially aspirant Portuguese saw the nobs taking an interest in the chicken stones and started to eat more chicken and chicken related products.
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But in Paris, where grumpiness is the socially approved mode, the smiles are shocking, as if someone had just put LSD in the wine supply.
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Now they're at it again, casting around for a racially or socially divisive issue.
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Disability is a complex concept that signifies limitations in the actual fulfillment of socially defined roles and tasks expected of an adult in a sociocultural environment.
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Euripides is considered to be the most socially critical of all the ancient Greek tragedians.
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As a teenager, making any mistake socially would have mortified me.
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It's useful to be reminded, amid all the nods to history and perdurable heritage, that this was, at one level, a party for close to two thousand socially ambitious people.
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Charlotte evidently believes that women are so socially disadvantaged that they must strike, like bandits, when opportunity offers - and if necessary dissimulate to get their prize.
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It's important to think carefully about the pills you pop or the socially acceptable drugs you use regularly.
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Traces of the epistolary - characters speaking in their own voice without the socially regulative interference of the narrator - are to be found in the ‘detail,’ the reading of which ironizes the norm-enforcing narrator.
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The campaign will be aimed at socially deprived families.
Times, Sunday Times
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He said: " The youngsters involved are not just from socially deprived families."
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It may impose levies and mandate subsidies for environmentally or socially desirable reasons.
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You should thus try to convince your husband that such a thing is not socially acceptable.
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He enjoys studying, is socially aware and is good at sport.
Times, Sunday Times
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Bearing, cultural knowledge and being socially adept are all skills prized by employers.
Times, Sunday Times
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By giving an equal voice to all, it empowers many of those who are disenfranchised economically or socially and who would not otherwise be heard.
Computing
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Because being open to new experiences is socially desirable, if this theory is correct, we'd expect the same positive bias from our friends.
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Globalization socially and culturally at very practical levels relativizes national identities and loosens the links between the individual self and nation.
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They had attended university together and often mixed socially.
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He's the guy who's more advanced spiritually, socially than any of the others, and yet he's the one branded as a slave, he has the brand mark on his back, just because of the colour of his skin.
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What's ready to hand is not the very pulse of intuition but a hardened and socially-astute response.
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We pride ourselves on being socially, economically and environmentally responsible.
Times, Sunday Times
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Word-blending is big in campuspeak. “He†™ s sort of a nerd, but he†™ s just so adorkable†combines adorable with dork, the amalgam defined as “endearing though socially inept†by Prof. Connie Eble of the department of English and comparative literature at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Old NY Times Writers Trying To Understand How “The Kids” Talk Is, Like, Totes Adorkable | Best Week Ever
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As a mason, he would mix socially with other masons, many of them local police officers, the theory dictates.
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His father was the president of the Carborundum Corporation, and the family was prosperous and socially prominent in the community.
Not the Girl Next Door
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It should be noted that these stages are to a considerable extent socially and economically determined.
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Let's face it — drinking is a socially acceptable habit.
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In college I abused alcohol, marijuana, cocaine and other drugs socially, at parties.
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She's very socially conscious and environmentally aware.
Times, Sunday Times
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Most lived within or near Camden or some lived as far away as Kiburn.all lived in Socially assisted accommodation.
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While for some, video games conjure up the image of the socially withdrawn and uncommunicative male, the milieu of video games is intensely social.
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Other indicators show the region slipping backwards both economically and socially.
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Audiocassettes and videocassettes therefore have a powerful potential for helping individuals to develop culturally, socially, and in the religious sphere.
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That means meeting the needs of the exceptionally gifted as well as those of the physically handicapped and socially deprived.
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Their purpose may be better read as a contrast to the guests, both physically in terms of dress and appearance, and socially, in terms of education and decorum.
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The same is true of so many well-intentioned schemes for the socially disadvantaged and the rural poor.
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Far from being instinct-driven dunces held back by a three-second memory, fish were cunning, manipulative, cultured and socially aware.
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True Blood" fits the bill partly in a jokey way, offering the story of backwoods-Louisiana waitress Sookie Stackhouse (Anna Paquin) and her vampire boyfriend Bill Compton (Stephen Moyer) as if their lovemaking were a socially transgressive act.
Vampires for Snobs
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The campaign will be aimed at socially deprived families.
Times, Sunday Times
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The troupe's signature use of satire, vaudeville, mime and spoken word dramatizes the voices of the socially invisible and the New Americans, offering a fresh examination of cultures in flux.
Playbill.com : News
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Socially, she's a disaster - she's always offending someone or picking a fight.
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Noël, an observant neighbour in Jamaica, found her garrulous, snobbish and socially aggressive, while success had embittered him.
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You couldn't imagine her doing anything morally or socially questionable at all.
Times, Sunday Times
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Can we see gender being socially constructed along with the technology?
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In this population, socially advantaged men perceived themselves to be most stressed, leading to a confounded association between higher stress and better health.
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Those scientists who did not come from the socially privileged classes had even more to gain by establishing reputations as men of humane learning.
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One would believe that pain would be socially understood and somewhat sympathized with.
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The research showed that socially connected groups of early adopters helped the iPhone spread rapidly.
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Despite its physical separation from the continuously built up conurbation, Cramlington is now socially a part of Tyneside.
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The crosspatch is therefore disabled physically, socially and psychologically.
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Such a person may find himself socially isolated because he doesn't indulge in everyday dishes.
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If you're socially awkward, conformity is a wonderful thing because you can feel like you belong even though you don't.
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Unfortunately, the electoral reality for the SNP is that it holds what were historically Tory seats - ones which remain socially and politically conservative.
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My children are at state schools and my health is in the care of the state - and I am happy with this socially just arrangement.
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The subset who benefited from disulfiram treatment were older and more socially stable than others who relapsed.
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People these days are much more socially mobile .
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Local authorities and other public bodies, housing associations and voluntary organisations, all need to work together to respond the complex needs of young people who are socially excluded.
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What a rich woman cannot consume, such as the diamond bauble that sits unworn in the back of her jewelry box, is simply wasted, socially speaking.
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The two groups rarely meet socially.
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The F, or femininity, scale measures socially desirable personality traits perceived to be stereotypically characteristic of women.
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The little beeper thingie is a lot more socially acceptable.
Dengue A word of caution
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But I did learn things about people and eventually came into my own socially.
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Probably because beer drinkers are more socially active and eat less.
The Sun
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He believes that unemployment is socially divisive.
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Having a willingness to take risks socially, to be assertive, to self-disclose, and be responsive to others are strategies to defeat loneliness.
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He's uncouth and socially immature, but all he really wants is to have a few friends.
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Francis Wayland, a prominent theologian, antislavery activist, and longtime president of Brown University in the decades before the Civil War, spoke for many of the cloth when he warned that “thoughtless caprice,” “sensual self-indulgence,” and “reckless expense” were not only sinful but also socially ruinous.
A Renegade History of the United States
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It spilled over into a distaste for everything socially coded as male, from meat-eating to contact sports.
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Alexander begins the film as a socially awkward scientist, bumbling and sweet, with a penchant for pocket watches and professorish vested suits.
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Here is Marx the future socialist, unsocially shunning his school fellows while his mental acrobatics charm Ludwig von Westphalen, a much older man of a much higher social position.
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In any capitalist society, income from ownership and the wages of workers are considered to be the only socially respectable sources of income.
Property and Prophets: The Evolution of Economic Institutions and Ideologies
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Ironically this process was endorsed and socially legitimised by the Varna system.
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The term is an antiquated yoke of oppression, politically, culturally and socially.
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Many people find it socially and morally advantageous to hypocritically profess their religious beliefs, and to use religion to justify what they want to believe and do. Dr T.P.Chia
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They often interwove personal experiences into their writing, and like their heroines, these authors were constrained economically and socially due to their gender.
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His point was that Bourbons would take any votes they could get, but they were socially repulsed by the poor, both African American and white.
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Skynet's performance and the lacklustre response prompted a more socially focused experience.
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Within ten minutes of arriving, she is the most socially outcast rider in the stables.
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The idea of structuration provides a way of conceptualizing the relationship between mechanical and socially constructed systems.
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These are not sweet little kids any more - these are the teenagers, the morally lost, socially dispossessed gits who hang outside the off license letting off fireworks.
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So if this is a problem that is that difficult to deal with by women who actually understand something about the misogyny that underwrites these socially constructed "pathologies," how is it that anyone expects the women in these commercial treatment facilities to "recover," if the deeper source of their problem -- internalized patriarchy -- is intentionally concealed from them, and avoided like the plague in Recovery Orthodoxy as an "outside issue"?
Stan Goff: Reflecting on Thin
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And it is socially divisive as well.
Times, Sunday Times
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The formation of a malignant negative identity is generally disguised by the socially conforming "false self.
Trauma and Recovery
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Students will take coursework that will prepare them academically, culturally, professionally and psychosocially for their year in China.
WN.com - Articles related to Delhi still battling heat wave
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It is not socially acceptable for parents to leave children unattended at that age.
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It's just that some are socially acceptable and available within the law, others are most definitely not.
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Education appears to value the split created between socially valued knowledge and experiential knowledge.
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Socially they live in loose communities comprising a set of juxtaposed home ranges utilized by females and their dependent young.
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Collyweston in Northamptonshire had been the principal seat of Elizabeth's grandmother, Margaret Beaufort and then had passed down to Henry Fitzroy, duke of Richmond and, briefly, to Anne Boleyn as part of her jointure. 74 It was very likely in disrepair by the time Elizabeth received it since there was no socially or politically significant person living in it since Richmond's death in 1536.
From Heads of Household to Heads of State: The Preaccession Households of Mary and Elizabeth Tudor, 1516-1558
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The way negative feedback is given is predominantly through negative assessments, which represent a socially problematic action according to research on ordinary talk-in-interaction (Pomerantz, 1984).
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Let's face it — drinking is a socially acceptable habit.
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There must be care for those who are socially deprived.
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Such developments would presumably be envied by genuine libertarians in socially conservative countries - even if their taxes are lower.
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Radical elite theory's machine model presupposes that both party and state organizations are effectively controlled by socially dominant elites.
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At Trinity College at the University of Toronto, he was even more socially maladroit. He assumed the pose of young Republican and put a poster of Ronald Reagan on his wall.
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We didn't mix socially, we were both in the same side, but when we finished training, Bobby went home to his wife and kids, and the rest of us went out drinking.
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It is wrong and stupid to impose the brunt of the reforms on the socially weak while ignoring all those who possess large incomes and wealth.
