social reality

It's a social reality not lost on the work force.

Instead, our action takes place on a quite different level - that of social reality.

His book would benefit from more attention to such social realities.

The idea of a nation is a social reality that we have used to organize history.

Government policy has failed to keep up with what some observers call the economic and social reality.

Human behaviour enters social reality in so far as it can be given a meaning.

This is particularly true of sociology, the 'science' that studies social reality.

That said, the online world does not fully represent social reality.

Unfortunately, these economic and social realities look a lot worse to us than they do to her.

Those who support the mission of women's colleges say the current research and social realities can only help their cause.

The social reality is always a mix of such modes and practices.

There is no air of economic or social reality.

That street reflects the political and social reality facing France.

The Europe of the islands is not merely a theory, but rather a human, cultural, economic and social reality.

One cannot, he insists, separate political and social realities from the arts.

"Everything in my work is fake because that reflects the social reality of this island."

What we lack, though, is a rational view of this economic and social reality in the political sphere.

These are social realities, and they pose an enormous challenge to us.

Thus social reality is seen always as in a state of becoming something else.'

The state had also failed to raise a police force that reflected social realities.

They reject a more specific understanding of social realities in literature.

It follows than that social reality only exists in the context of the human experience.

"It is now part of our general social reality."

That's a new social reality, we struggle with it every day."

To understand social reality, we must start with the reality of the human person that makes up society.