Sentence examples for bad societies from inspiring English sources

Bad societies offer no incentive to grow up.

But it's comedy, he concludes, with a rough edge of accusation: evidence, Updike writes, that "bad societies offer no incentive to grow up".

And if you have a society based on that insecurity, that's a bad society".

In a bad society, they put you on the dole, so you have just enough not to starve, but that's about it".

Former Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman Lord Oakeshott, who gives large amounts to charity, described the policy as an example of "bad society, not big society", adding: "It's insulting nonsense to pretend people give generously to charity to dodge tax".

"Irrevocable damage seems to have occurred with Mr. Simon's and Mr. Walcott's very conception of the show's central character," who "remains a blank passive figure, a tabula rasa scrawled upon by bad karma and a bad society," Ben Brantley wrote in his New York Times review of the 1998 production.

Feminists and their supporters have offered explanations for how a sexist comes to be, examining in particular the role that a bad society, corrupt socialization, and the adoption of patriarchal values and beliefs play in his development.

In the political arena, skilled rhetoricians do their best to persuade us that abortion or gay marriage is good for society or bad for society or simply neutral.

Furthermore, we all get that happy, financially secure parents are better for society, so there is no need to ask us whether stressed, overworked and underpaid mothers are "bad for society".

Or bad for society?

"It is bad for society," he said.