Sentence examples for hand society from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, society seems to demand that the court carry a certain demographic mix.
On the other hand, society often penalizes those who have the audacity to tell the truth.
On the other hand, society, in aiming at the alleged good of the whole, may attempt to subordinate persons to itself in such a way that the true good of persons is excluded and they themselves fall prey to the collectivity.
I watched my brother shake beneath your hand, society, but I didn't fully understand it until I had six boys of my own.
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We in the European Parliament must endorse the proposal before us - with which I largely agree - because, on the one hand, industry needs women at all levels and, on the other hand, society needs children.
On one hand is society's desire for safety and security.
"In a social thriller, the monster at hand is society," Peele said.
Mr Brogan warms to those that are freshest and most direct, above all the first volume of "Democracy in America" (1835), in which an aristocratic lawyer discovers at first hand a society turning its back on privilege.
As usual, in Leonardland — and this aspect of his work has been undersung — the women, by instinct and by virtue of the lousy hand that society tends to deal them, outthink the men.
The state has a renewed role, in Mr Brown's rhetoric but in popular opinion too, as the shield and cure for the depredations of faltering capitalism: the "helping hand of society" underpinning the invisible hand of the market, as Mr Brown puts it, through subsidies and public-works programmes.
