Sentence examples for as institution from inspiring English sources

The word feels weighty, implying the family as institution.

It's hard to think of a better summing up of artists' love-hate relationship with the museum as institution.

I'm not sure that the enervation of religion as institution since the 1950s is entirely a bad thing; institutions, in my experience, are remarkably poor vessels for piety.

As unitary practice, as institution, as internal coherence, painting has for the time played itself out".That is a sad picture, cross-bred with a certain petulance.

R. Kent Newmyer's long-awaited "interpretive biography" is less interested in Marshall as institution builder than in showing how Marshall's constitutional thinking developed during three decades as leader of an increasingly divided body.

The result is an intriguing reversal of her earlier work, whereby the moral view of character to which, in Direct Red, the world of medicine was the vehicle or backdrop is here deeply interred in the procedure and protocol of medicine as institution.

They established the United Nations as a political institution as well as a legal one.

Thus, the temples functioned as institutions of primary education.

"Democracies won't die in darkness as long as institutions like this continue".

That role is antithetical to their status as institutions established for the administration of justice".

"We operate as institutions in extremely hostile environments," an I.M.F. official said.