Sentences with phrase «breaking social norms»

«We see instances of him being highly socially dominant, but of course we also see him breaking social norms,» she says.

He's breaking social norms, he's reasserting himself at home and at work.

It's constantly breaking social norms in order to be true to yourself.

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With major players like CoverGirl, Maybelline and L'Oreal all breaking away from the social norm, it became clear beauty was no longer just for the girls.

If a group excludes me [an evolutionary tool adapted to enforce social norms] and I try to break my way back in, the group may not try as subtle an exclusionary behavior the next time.

Its founder Sampson Raphael Hirsch's sectarian decision to break with the organized Jewish community was in line with his general philosophy — that Judaism was eternal, not based on history, social development, or people's mores and norms.

In order to give his collage basketball team a winning edge, Coach Carter breaks with accepted social norms by recruiting players from the colored community.

There are Tantrics who deliberately seek to do more active forms of renunciation, so transgression of social norms and breaking of taboo, and breaking of social taboos especially, is a form of renunciation.

The Beat Generation was closely linked with artists of Abstract Expressionism who also broke with tradition and social norms in an exaltation of unfettered personal expression.

By omitting older artists and references to earlier waves of feminism, NSFW implies that previous generations of women artists somehow failed to create a «bold new visual language of desire, breaking expectations and social norms to be nakedly afraid.»

New privacy concerns and social norms are now being broken down through devices like the Echo Spot.

Social support is particularly important when researching sexual minority couples, as they experience minority stress, which is derived from breaking the cultural norms, but mediated by social network support (Meyer, Social support is particularly important when researching sexual minority couples, as they experience minority stress, which is derived from breaking the cultural norms, but mediated by social network support (Meyer, social network support (Meyer, 2003).