Meanings of social milieu in English

Home, community and social milieu seem to be far more powerful influences.

It is a persuasive microcosm of a particular time and social milieu.

The social milieu was professional, largely legal, and the political tone Liberal, not Tory.

They were perhaps as unlikely a group as Cresdon's uncosmopolitan social milieu would ever see.

Barlow found the social milieu of computing attractive: its fast-lane pace, its blue-sky rhetoric, its open-endedness.

And you green spoon worms aren't the only ones whose sex is determined by social milieu.

Those not firmly anchored in an alternative political ideology, social milieu, or denominational sub-culture found such language increasingly intoxicating.

It was in midlife that he set the ambitious agenda to appropriate scientific techniques to examine the social milieu.

Although most participants believed the practice should be discontinued, the complex social milieu within which this practice exists must be addressed.

Each novel set up a dialogue with its predecessor, technically and formally as well as with regard to character and social milieu.

Part three attempts to analyze the effect of this long history of social experimentation upon the human psyche in its modern social milieu.

Personality, after all, is best defined as "capacity for fellowship," and only in the social milieu can the individual find his real self-fulfilling.

Phillips' definition of "real movie" seems like a very specific type of movie: the kind that brutally dissects and examines its own social milieu.