Sentence examples for are society from inspiring English sources
noun
A long-standing group of people sharing cultural aspects such as language, dress, norms of behavior and artistic forms.
- This society has been known for centuries for its colorful clothing and tight-knit family structure.
Looking at these various points together shows one thing: contemporary Olympics are society on steroids.
No matter what gender you are, society doesn't want you to be happy about the way you look.
COMPARED with the Barillas, the town's other big family, which owns the Barilla pasta empire and whose members are society fixtures, the Tanzis are almost reclusive.
Ms. Sandman is married to Jeff Dufour, Urban Daddy's Washington editor; she and her husband are society party fixtures (Mark Ein, venture capitalist and owner of the city's team-tennis franchise, gave them a boldface-name engagement party on the roof of the Hay-Adams Hotel). Hay-Adams Hotel
We know that biology doesn't dictate who we are (society does!).
"Garreta's subjects are society women," says Packham. "Beautiful and fashionable, they are confident, seductive and intriguing.
In my hypothetical, the band geeks are just substituted with beavers and the popular kids are society in general.
The cheating Harvard students got an academic sanction, but will graduate with a Harvard diploma and chances are society will be blinded by the "H" word and overlook any moral scrapes.
I've struggled with the word "beautiful" in describing my own daughter, not because I don't think she is, but because of how are society seems to value physical beauty above other qualities.
No matter how career driven or frugal we are, society and social media do such a good job of convincing us that this new phone or that new car model is better than the last.
