Sentence examples for capitalist industrial from inspiring English sources

The liberal view of society was overwhelmingly democratic, capitalist, industrial, and, of course, individualistic.

In Ian McEwan's novel Sweet Tooth, set in the wretched 1970s, a character writes a novel about the end of the capitalist industrial world.

For as peasants refuse to go gently into that good night and fight de-peasantization, developments in the twenty-first century are revealing the panacea of globalized capitalist industrial agriculture to be a nightmare.

As a response to the externalizations of capital, energy has emerged in this discourse as a less equivocal basis for construing and the variegated geographies and scales of capitalist industrial urbanization than traditional, city-centric epistemologies.

The first land-grant colleges supported by the Morrill Act of 1862 assumed a role in facilitating the rise of a capitalist, industrial economy and a modern, bureaucratized nation-state.

And I stress women; among those most active and vocal in condemning the destruction of the rights and dignity of free people by the capitalist industrial system were the "factory girls," young women from the farms.

Working in the poorest countries is not without controversy, given the capitalist-industrial model that it promotes, the environmental and social side-effects of projects that it has supported and because of the governments under which it has worked.

Most of them were idealists; quite a few were rebels who rejected the prevailing values of the late-Victorian establishment, denounced the evils of the capitalist and industrial society, preached the cult of the simple life, and stressed the superiority of moral over material values and of cooperation over conflict.

"They define industrial capitalists as 'good' capitalists, or even as workers," he says, adding that this was how the noted antisemite Henry Ford described his role at the head of a giant auto manufacturer.

He has devoted more than $100 million to his "capitalist kibbutzes" - industrial parks that provide rent-free working space for industrial startups in Israel's economically disadvantaged and predominantly Arab regions.

Thus, the Roman Catholic hierarchy was identified with the new capitalist classes of industrial society.