| He is sociologically under an occupying foreign force, so it is impossible to eradicate terrorism completely. |
| 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. |
| The burden of my argument, however, is to reject that position as ahistorical and sociologically naïve. |
| Nostalgia is sociologically relevant because it works as a conduit to show collective ideas about the present, while simultaneously revealing shared past desires. |
| The next step in preparing to think in this way is to think sociologically. |
| Because he was thinking sociologically, Goffman asked questions of his data that others with different agendas and interests would not have asked. |
