Sentence examples for expression of society from inspiring English sources

It is partly the expression of society's abhorrence of the crime.

That it should be "retributive", a mere expression of society's rage, is primitive theology.

And law is itself the clearest expression of society's expectation for change.

It is "an expression of society's ultimate outrage", says Bob Grant, a former prosecutor and now a professor at the University of Denver, Colorado.

The "impartial spectator" begins as a product and expression of society, but becomes, once internalized, a source of moral evaluation that enables the individual to stand apart from, and criticize, his or her society.

The spatial concept of the Bali Aga architecture, which is based on the concept of luan-teben, is an expression of society's ability to adapt with their natural environmental conditions.

From Benjamin I learned, too, how even the smallest fragment of a society is always an expression of that society's culture, of its dreams and of the conceptions it holds, and in that way I understood that the same is true of people.

She does not limit her expression because of society's expectations.

But let's return to the issue of the Work Programme as a supposed expression of big society.

Yet some art historians are inclined to shrug, citing it as a sign of the times, an expression of French society at that period.

Once an expression of elite society, ballroom dance has continued to expand its appeal and adapt its approach in response to the ever-changing aesthetics of contemporary culture.