Sentence examples for Early societies from inspiring English sources

Early societies had some attributes of states, and the first international law arose from intertribal relations.

Early societies evolved several means to relieve the monotony of one person's singing.

Early societies, such as the Babylonians and the ancient Egyptians, were static, with a fixed hierarchy of social obligations.

Early societies have viewed tobacco smoking as a symbol of hospitality, communication with the gods and spirits and possessing the healing power to chase away diseases [ 15].

Many early societies applied this "eye-for-an-eye" principle literally.

The roles of surplus production and labour allocation in early societies are seen as crucial for understanding early domesticated landscapes.

"If we don't monitor certain illnesses early, society pays," Mr. Pelowski said.

As Edward Dolnick, author of "The Clockwork Universe," an entertaining history of the early society, noted, the founders viewed the laws of nature and God as inseparable.

From rude beginnings undirected passion is transformed into virtue, the bestial state of early society is subordinated to the rule of law, and philosophy replaces sentiments of religion.

It is an acceptable view that castor bean landraces collected from South or North America today were most likely introduced from Africa or west Asia in early society due to human activities.

The strongest associations are with earlier societies that make pieces from and about nature.