1. Social customs vary from country to country.

2. 14 The Japanese have no wish to imitate Western social customs and attitudes.

3. A moralist, Krylov used popular language to satirize human weaknesses, social customs, and political events.

4. The myths and rites will be given different interpretations, different rational applications, different social customs to validate and enforce.

5. Other articles where Ceilidh is discussed: Scotland: Daily life and social customs: …traditional local custom is the Ceilidh (visit), a social occasion that includes music and storytelling

6. ‘Fore Street will be bedecked with flags and decorations with street entertainment laid on daily from July 12.’ ‘Gold has also become a part of our social customs to such an extent that Bedecking a bride with ornaments made of gold is considered a must by the bride's family.’

7. ‘Fore Street will be bedecked with flags and decorations with street entertainment laid on daily from July 12.’ ‘Gold has also become a part of our social customs to such an extent that Bedecking a bride with ornaments made of gold is considered a must by the bride's family.’