| 21. | Indeed, though written no more artfully than romance fiction, they are more sociologically complex.
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| 22. | Sociologically, it meant that education was not a value transmitted to younger Franco-Ontarians.
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| 23. | If so, have their been any theoretical attempts to explain this growth sociologically or anthropologically?
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| 24. | Music historian Ted Gioia points to the underlying theme of sexuality and virility as sociologically significant.
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| 25. | Mayo, P ( 2015 ) " Italian signposts for a sociologically and critically engaged pedagogy.
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| 26. | But sociologically speaking we cannot ignore the fact that universal values do not underlie all societies.
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| 27. | There are plenty of psychological explanations of it, and sociologically it's kind of basic.
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| 28. | I don't know what it means sociologically, but it's pretty interesting ."
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| 29. | Of course, you might reasonably ask yourself : Is this, sociologically speaking, a good thing?
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| 30. | The more the world of the Style channel encroached, the campier and less sociologically determinant she became.
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