Folkway in A Sentence

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    A foreign visitor’s unintentional violation of a local folkway can be an awkward but often educational experience.

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    A simple thank you note is a folkway that expresses gratitude in many cultures.

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    A sociologist might study the subtle ways folkways reinforce social hierarchies and power structures.

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    A subtle violation of a folkway, like talking loudly in a library, is usually met with disapproving glances.

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    Although not legally binding, the handshake is a common folkway for greeting in many cultures.

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    Breaking a folkway, like eating spaghetti with a knife, might draw stares but not legal consequences.

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    Changing folkways related to gender roles reflect the ongoing evolution of societal expectations.

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    Children learn folkways primarily through observation and imitation within their families and communities.

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    Even a rebellious teenager, while challenging norms, still adheres to many unconscious folkways.

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    Even in a democratic society, folkways can influence political behavior and decision-making.

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    Even in a diverse city, certain shared folkways, like traffic etiquette, are necessary for daily functioning.

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    Even in a globalized world, many local folkways continue to thrive and shape people's behavior.

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    Even in a highly individualistic society, folkways play a role in shaping our behavior.

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    Even in a rapidly changing world, folkways continue to provide a sense of belonging and identity.

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    Even in a seemingly informal setting, certain folkways govern acceptable behavior.

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    Even in a technologically advanced society, folkways continue to shape our daily lives.

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    Even in a virtual world, new folkways are emerging to govern online interactions.

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    Even seemingly insignificant folkways, like queuing politely, contribute to social order.

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    Even seemingly insignificant gestures can be governed by deeply ingrained folkways.

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    Even seemingly trivial actions can be governed by deeply ingrained folkways.

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    Folkway variations between regions often highlight historical and cultural differences.

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    Her anthropological studies focused on the intricate system of folkways governing marriage rituals in the isolated tribe.

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    Her research explored the relationship between folkways and national identity.

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    Her research explored the ways in which folkways are used to construct and maintain social boundaries.

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    Her research explored the ways in which folkways are used to maintain social order and control.

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    Her research explored the ways in which folkways are used to negotiate social identities.

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    Her research focused on the role of folkways in maintaining social cohesion within the religious community.

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    Her research showed how folkways can vary significantly between different social classes.

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    His disregard for local folkways made it difficult for him to integrate into the new community.

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    His performance was considered offensive, largely due to his disregard for local folkway surrounding religious customs.

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    His success in the foreign market was attributed to his diligent study of local folkways.

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    Ignoring a common folkway, such as waiting your turn in line, can lead to social ostracism.

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    Modern technology can both reinforce existing folkways and create entirely new ones.

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    She argued that questioning established folkways is essential for social progress.

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    Some argue that folkways are inherently conservative, resisting change and maintaining the status quo.

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    Some argue that online etiquette, like avoiding all caps, is developing into a new set of folkways.

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    The adoption of new technologies can lead to the erosion or modification of existing folkways.

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    The anthropologist documented the elaborate system of folkways governing food preparation and consumption.

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    The anthropologist observed how adherence to folkways varied across different age groups within the same village.

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    The anthropologist studied the impact of colonization on the survival of indigenous folkways.

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    The anthropologist studied the impact of globalization on the preservation of local folkways.

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    The artist challenged conventional folkways by depicting alternative family structures in her paintings.

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    The artist's performance art piece aimed to disrupt conventional folkways surrounding public expression.

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    The artist's work challenged the oppressive nature of certain rigid traditional folkways.

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    The artist's work challenged the rigid adherence to traditional folkways within her family.

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    The artist's work sought to challenge the restrictive nature of certain traditional folkways.

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    The comedian’s humor often stemmed from his insightful observations about everyday folkways.

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    The conference addressed the challenges of preserving cultural folkways in a digital age.

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    The documentary explored the changing role of folkways in a rapidly modernizing society.

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    The documentary highlighted the importance of folkways in maintaining cultural continuity.

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    The documentary highlighted the role of folkways in shaping cultural identity and heritage.

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    The effectiveness of a public health campaign can be influenced by its alignment with existing folkways.

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    The elderly woman lamented the decline of certain folkways that she associated with a more respectful era.

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    The evolution of folkways reflects the changing values and priorities of a society over time.

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    The guide explained the local folkway of removing one's shoes before entering a home.

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    The guide highlighted the unique folkways of the region during the cultural tour.

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    The journalist investigated the efforts to preserve endangered folkways in a remote region.

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    The journalist reported on the efforts to revive traditional folkways in a rural community.

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    The museum exhibit showcased the diverse range of folkways associated with different cultural groups.

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    The musician's lyrics celebrated the beauty and importance of traditional folkways.

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    The musician's music celebrated the diversity and richness of traditional folkways.

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    The novel explored the consequences of challenging established folkways within a family dynasty.

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    The novel explored the consequences of violating deeply ingrained folkways within a small town.

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    The novel explored the tension between individual expression and the constraints of traditional folkways.

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    The persistence of certain folkways surrounding death and mourning provides comfort during times of grief.

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    The persistence of certain folkways, like holding the door open for others, suggests their enduring social value.

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    The philosopher argued that folkways should be constantly questioned and re-evaluated.

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    The philosopher questioned the ethical basis of certain folkways that perpetuate inequality.

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    The philosopher questioned the moral implications of upholding certain harmful folkways.

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    The politician's faux pas demonstrated a lack of understanding of local folkways.

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    The politician’s popularity suffered after he was seen flouting a deeply ingrained folkway.

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    The preservation of folkways is often seen as a way to maintain cultural identity.

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    The professor discussed the significance of studying folkways in understanding social change.

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    The professor emphasized the importance of respecting local folkways when conducting fieldwork.

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    The professor emphasized the importance of studying folkways from an emic perspective.

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    The professor emphasized the importance of studying folkways with a critical and nuanced approach.

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    The professor explored the ways in which folkways are transmitted through storytelling and folklore.

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    The professor lectured on the significance of studying folkways in understanding human behavior.

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    The professor lectured on the subtle differences between folkways, mores, and laws.

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    The researcher examined how folkway adoption rates differed between rural and urban communities.

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    The sociologist studied the influence of mass media on the dissemination of folkways.

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    The study showed how quickly children adapt to the folkways of their peer group.

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    The success of a social movement often depends on its ability to challenge existing folkways.

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    The survival of folkways depends on their continued relevance and transmission to future generations.

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    The teacher explained how folkways differ from mores in terms of moral significance.

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    The traveler's blog documented his experiences navigating the diverse folkways of different countries.

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    The traveler's guide provided practical advice on how to respect local folkways and customs.

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    The traveler's journal documented her observations of the diverse folkways she encountered abroad.

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    The writer used the term folkway to describe the unspoken rules of behavior within the workplace.

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    Though not legally mandated, tipping in restaurants is a deeply ingrained folkway in many Western nations.

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    Understanding folkways can help bridge cultural divides and promote empathy.

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    Understanding folkways is critical for international business negotiations.

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    Understanding folkways is crucial for promoting cultural understanding and tolerance.

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    Understanding folkways is crucial for successful cross-cultural communication and avoiding unintentional offense.

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    Understanding folkways is essential for navigating the complexities of intercultural relations.

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    Understanding the nuances of folkways is essential for navigating unfamiliar social situations.

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    While laws are codified, folkways are implicit and maintained through social pressure.

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    While laws protect rights, folkways guide everyday interactions and foster a sense of community.

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    While some folkways are rooted in practicality, others are purely symbolic.

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    While some folkways are universal, others are highly specific to a particular culture or community.