Sentence examples for egalitarian a from inspiring English sources

It's egalitarian, a method of positioning — not forcing — bodies into an already existing frame.

The conductor needs to be egalitarian, a nurturer, a poet and a mother, not a dictator.

"Bound for Glory" captures Guthrie vividly; he was fearsomely gifted and ambitious, and also egalitarian — a most uncommon man.

Each member had a primary instrument but would chop and change as the music required; songwriting duties were mostly shared between Robertson and nominal lead vocalist Richard Manuel, but there was no de facto leader; they were adaptive, instinctual, egalitarian; a band – the band – rather than a vehicle for individual talent.

The more egalitarian a society's gender norms, the more households are formed (Sevilla-Sanz [2010]).

For Tocqueville, democracy sets society moving in an egalitarian, not a libertarian, direction.

"This certainly was not and is not an egalitarian partnership a la Goldman Sachs," Ms. Shallet said.

The Borana are custodians of an egalitarian culture, a uniquely democratic socio-political and economic institution known as Gadaa.

Mr Bennis was convinced that an egalitarian age required a new style.

The capability approach is often wrongly taken to be an egalitarian theory or a theory of social or distributive justice.

This necessitated a transformed structure from a dispersed, egalitarian network to a more centralized activity.