Sentence examples for a pattern of society from inspiring English sources

Citizens of Belize have created a pattern of society modelled upon that of their colonial overlords.

Although the High and later Middle Ages had witnessed the growth of middle-class forces, the pattern of society still clearly bore the stamp of court life.

Repeated attempts to adapt the constitution and powers of the medieval guild to the new pattern of society failed; friction began to develop between the governing bodies of the livery companies and the growing ranks of artisans who resented the restrictions inherent in the apprenticeship system.

Every society depends on a pattern of communication, coordination, trust, and coercion.

The failure of Mr. Shankar to spread his influence beyond the affluent represents an inexplicable anomaly in a familiar pattern of Indian society.

According to Baron's thesis, in the face of military danger the patterns of society, economy, and politics came to cohere in a culture, i.e. in a way of life infused by an educational ideal.

Something closer to local patterns of society and economy, especially local patterns of farming, is needed.

In the streets the celebrations are often marked by ribald language and behaviour, but at its conclusion, when everyone bathes, dons clean white clothes, and visits friends, teachers, and relatives, the ordered patterns of society are reasserted and renewed.

Domestic violence must be seen through the lens of a broader behavior pattern of global society in general, and of men in particular.

There is the story of Kesey, the stories of the other people, the story of their effect on music, society, and the law; the parallel of this group and their structure and philosophy to a religious movement; the whole pattern of American society is related to Kesey and his Merry Pranksters.

One of the key aspects of futures research is to analyse the long-term cyclical patterns of societies and economies.