Sentence examples for best societies from inspiring English sources

What they do have is the power to defy weak government – a situation common in Europe, where the prevailing neoliberal doctrine states that the best societies have small and weak governments.

"This website is about putting a human face to the challenges faced by the Pacific and sharing the latest knowledge about how best societies and governments can cope now and prepare for the future," said Dr Parks.

They came back and eventually were accepted into the best society.

Dickens mingled with the best society, as some of the 600 Library-owned letters written by him betw.

For decades, Russians were brought up to believe that theirs was the best society, with the best education, health and culture.

Parton used his student union to help him find members, and succeeded so well that his project has since been named the university's best society for 2014.

"You may see some of the best society in New York on the top of the Distributing Reservoir," said Charles F. Hoffman in 1848, writing for Literary World.

I had always believed that the best society is one where there is the most happiness and (above all) the least misery.

In Natural Symbols (1970), Douglas began to answer the question that arose from this: what kinds of society are best able to support the complex symbolism that makes the best society possible?

The clamor grew and the trustees and their henchmen awoke one day to the horrible discovery that Cézanne and his upstarts had for years been taken up by the best society.

BY the time John Singer Sargent reached his mid-40s at the beginning of the 20th century, he had long been saluted as the best society portrait painter of the Gilded Age.