Sentence examples for entire milieu from inspiring English sources
It's orthodoxy plus culture, an entire milieu of Catholic living".
Hui depicts Xiao's entire milieu of Communist writers under political siege.
Naughton gives the reader a sense of the entire milieu in which debate and, eventually, Chinese reform occurred, as well as highlighting the issues and some of the personalities involved.
As with Al Qaeda and groups associated with it around the world, not only the leadership but the entire milieu and the root causes they feed on need to be dealt with to eliminate the danger.
LeoToadstool finished Saadat Hasan Manto's Selected Stories (translated from the Urdu by Aatish Taseer): At his best, Manto bears comparison with the masters of the short story; each of Taseer's selections presents an entire milieu in microcosm.
At the same time, he is bitterly ironic about what his, and his entire milieu's, easygoing happiness rested on: the ignorance of the coming storm, of the hatred and cruelty that lay just below the surface and would lead to mass murder and to the destruction of much that he held dear, including his humanistic optimism.
But "Paddington" isn't just about a bear; it's about an entire cultural milieu.
A simple binary structure (a party, a hotel room) supports the evocation of an entire social milieu (decorous and fractious by turns) with extraordinary warmth.
Nan Goldin's "The Ballad of Sexual Dependency," her raucous, elegiac visual diary of New York bohemia in the grip of the AIDS crisis, extended the concept of family to encompass an entire social milieu, but it nevertheless shares some of Gowin's DNA.
Matthew Gillman, of Harvard, believes it is not only nutrition but the entire maternal milieu — diet, stress, hormones — that affects intrauterine growth, and said that there is no reason to change current recommendations to pregnant mothers, which are to avoid smoking, increase the consumption of fish, and eat a balanced diet.
Like that book, it is exuberant, lush with language, concerned with the relationship of people to their city, with framing not just the lives of characters but also an entire social milieu.
