Sentence examples for condition of everyday from inspiring English sources

In some countries disability is a condition of everyday life, such that disability and impairment are not merely the experience of a minority group but rather the normal condition of humanity.

Without most of us quite noticing when it happened, the web went from being a strange new curiosity to a background condition of everyday life: I have no memory of there being an intermediate stage, when, say, half the information I needed on a particular topic could be found online, while the other half still required visits to libraries.

For Agamben, camp space is what results when a wartime state of emergency becomes the permanent condition of everyday life, and that feels like an acute diagnosis of the real lives far too many people lead, much more relevant to the actual circumstances of our collective existence than any number of glossy renderings.

In the descriptive use of the term, inauthenticity is simply the default condition of everyday life, in which our self-relations are mediated by others.

As these technologies become more and more pervasive almost a necessary condition of everyday life it becomes more and more difficult to see that which has become concealed in their withdrawal.

But the activists' action diverted the discussion from the condition of the financial industry to the condition of everyday Americans facing financial hardship.

No other candidate addresses the enslavement of millennials (via student debt) and the debilitating social conditions of everyday life (racism, corporate domination, low-income wage slavery, police brutality, a world of total-work, inadequate healthcare, etc) as comprehensively as Stein.

Speaking at the New School in Greenwich Village, a New York university known for its progressive worldview, Clinton placed income inequality and improving the conditions of everyday Americans at the heart of her pitch to grow the economy and increase wages.

Under conditions of everyday use, for example, snus users may typically consume beverages or food while using snus, and such practices may affect constituent extraction.

Despite being among the virus' first victims, Paltrow believed that Elizabeth was "lucky", as she thought the disease's survivors were being left to deal with the newly difficult conditions of everyday life, such as finding food and potable water.

All investigations were carried out in an out-patient department under conditions of everyday's practice and under supervision of one specialist.