“We can talk sociably, but do this best if there is a topic focus with lots of opinions, facts and figures.”

“He did not mention that he had felt lonely, when Philip had left their picquet game to play faro and drink sociably with his peers.”

“The other first class passengers chatted sociably while the steward and his two helpers waited in the background.”

“Furthermore, these socially accepted norms appear to carry at least the same weight as legislation.”

“There were certain places, Sao Paulo and Milan, in particular, where the females greeted me socially with a kiss.”

“They have to discover the root cause of abnormality, help children perform academically, personally and socially.”

“The social consequences of the abrupt transition from the socialistically planned economy to the socially market economy were tremendous.”

“It could create an economic environment not based on a supply and demand capitalistic nature, but on the premise of socialistically organized industry.”

“Broken down socioeconomically, the figures for most backgrounds hovered around this level.”

“Results from one study showed that twice as many female as male medical students plan to practice in socioeconomically deprived areas.”

“This effect may be particularly noteworthy in schools where the student body is socioeconomically, culturally and ethnically diverse.”

“People are in continual engagement in socioculturally framed face-to-face activities as they participate in and live their everyday lives.”

“Back then hip-hop was still outsider culture, and still proving itself, both commercially and socioculturally.”

“His photographs thus allow him to analyze and place socioculturally and custom-based preconceived notions into perspective.”

“Were the Americans of a century ago sociobiologically different from the Americans of today?”

“The attitude of mind we wish to convey is that of thinking sociologically about history.”

“Intentional communities are something I've long been interested in, both sociologically and as a kid trying to figure out a good way to live.”

“They can be defined sociologically and claim a unity that partly or wholly segregates them from the surrounding society.”

“The introduction of managed care may be societally necessary to keep down costs.”

“Poverty is personally undesirable and societally, in too great a dose, destabilizing.”

“Development of process for deciding on societally acceptable levels of risk.”