Sentence examples for expect societies from inspiring English sources

It is hardly reasonable to expect societies that have been long suppressed by mass-murdering dictators to leap in one bound all the way directly to perfect liberal democracy.

We have little reason to expect societies in the grip of a powerful political theology to follow our unusual path, which was opened up by a unique crisis within Christian civilization.

In short, they expect society to provide the infrastructure for their aspirations.

He recalled asking Yegor Gaidar, the late architect of Russian economic changes, "when does he expect society to awaken.

After the war, it became axiomatic that as long as the economy grows, we may expect society to progress in sympathy.

Don't expect society to feed them.

Bernie does indeed expect society to feed the poor.

If the people in charge of my reintegration are the ones who have the least faith in rehabilitation, how can I expect society to change its views about formerly incarcerated people like me?

Where is the morality in expecting society (and those exhausted grandparents) to pick up the slack?

The damages, the bill says, "shall be limited to compensation for the loss of reasonably expected society, companionship, love and affection".

Instead of expecting society to work for us on demand, we have to do the work for ourselves first.