Definition of “social”

And rather than concentrate on single issues, Jenkins explores the social gulfs upon which he suggests society is built.

Billie, only a social guest of God, was buried with her feet in the proper direction.

I'll see how much the social workers are willing to tell me.

It turned out the social services already had their concerns, too.

The Whig oligarchy that ruled England for so much of the century found gambling irresistible and its social life was centred round it.

The new members join 299 others drawn from the sciences, humanities and social sciences.

Under his leadership, Fine Gael has chosen to combine a social democratic tone with conservative economics in the imminent campaign.

Victorian Scotland was a land of bubbling new thought and technology and rising social awareness.

We withdraw from them, and when we deal with them we put on some sort of social front.