Sentence examples for evolved society from inspiring English sources

As those skills evolved, society evolved with them.

Restorative justice should be applied more widely and supported more broadly; and in a more evolved society, I'd love to see it applied to domestic violence.

Equally, when he says, "Here in the west we have the most evolved society in the world and we are not blowing people up", it is hard not to think of the ghosts of tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of Muslim dead from Iraq to Afghanistan who might take issue with him.

If so, the only restrictions that a truly evolved society should place on imports are market-driven restrictions in which human and physical capital reach our shores on an as-needed basis.

She discovers that they were a peaceful, spiritual, highly evolved society.

The treatment of gay children shouldn't be left to therapists but to understanding parents, an evolved society, and engaging teachers.

Thus, in less evolved societies, monetary materials included sea shells, boars' tusks, whales' teeth, gin and blankets.

These types of stories were featured in Gene Roddenberry's original pitch for Star Trek to NBC, which was where humans had evolved societies on other planets similar to our own.

"For all the talk of reflecting our evolving society, there's still not a lot of diversity we're seeing.

This is a cause for celebration even if it may leave the men in dark suits who run China perplexed about how they apply one-party rule in such a rapidly evolving society.

If the dictionary's 59,879 entries try to steer clear of transient celebrity, they do not any longer shun the sort of widespread fame that sheds light on an evolving society.