| Of course, as with other folkway foods like barbecue or chile, there's plenty of controversy about all this. |
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| How far removed that is from arriving at choices and judgments on the basis of sheer guesses, superstitions, and folkway habits of thought. |
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| One senses why from many of the show's engrossing photographs, taken by Eakins and his circle, in which getting naked seems the folkway of an aggressively earnest bohemia. |
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| Folkway, the learned behaviour, shared by a social group, that provides a traditional mode of conduct. |
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