Sentence examples for holding society from inspiring English sources

Marxist thought, which stressed social conflict, did not account for the common values holding society together.

Facebook's Everson believes unconscious bias is the largest factor holding society back from granting equal pay.

Heseltine said: "You cannot have small groups of people holding society to ransom, regardless of personal inconvenience or cost".

Lord Heseltine, meanwhile, told the Sunday Telegraph: "You cannot have small groups of people holding society to ransom, regardless of personal inconvenience or cost.

You read "Democracy in America," by Alexis de Tocqueville -- you are the kind of alien who is unafraid of guidebooks -- and learn that the "cultural program" of Christ is thought to assist in holding society together.

During this period, Baker made his first TV appearances as a kind of "yoof-for-hire" ("Holding society responsible for stuff"), which led to further broadcasting work (Twentieth Century Box; The 6 O'clock Show).

Yet they're the glue that holds society together.

"They hold society in contempt and have no respect for human life," he said.

"But when the radical fringe is bold enough, it can hold society hostage.

The law holds society together and, being human, we must live in society.

"The cost to my personal life has been high... but I never hold society at fault.