Sentence examples for image of society from inspiring English sources

While the British Army, like the United States Army, does not offer a mirror image of society, it differs markedly from the American service in the way the wealthy are prepared to send their offspring into its ranks.

But television reflects a funhouse mirror image of society; sitcoms and dramas hold out impossibly narrow standards of beauty, while reality shows seek out and exploit the more grotesque displays of obesity.

The balance of professional football is that around 7% of players come from the private sector, which is an absolute mirror image of society.

If the construction of the 'folkshemmet' did benefit from appeals to national solidarity, we should not forget that it was above all constructed by a social movement based on class identities, a movement that, in the process, succeeded in decisively shaping the Swedish national identity – constructing a 'social democratic image of society,' as Frank Castles (1978) has aptly put it.

In closing, I've long embraced the notion of sport being a mirror image of society.

However, that study acknowledged that the diversity which graduates brought did not result in a student population that was a mirror image of society and certainly that is not the goal of 'widening access'.

In recent years Ms. Ackermann's politically and erotically charged works have included images of society divas portrayed as monsters, talons unsheathed.

We believe that alongside all the other wondrous things – robots, aliens, gruffalos, vampires, dragons and wizards – that they have to offer, books need to show a few more images of society as it really is: diverse.

N&S critique the presumed attachment of environmentalists to romanticist premodernist images of society and celebrate economic modernization, along with the growing affluence, individualization, and freedom that this social process creates.

Consider the gulf between the reality of Australian society and the image of Australian society presented in the Australian media.

The novel is an image of a society, political, agricultural, aristocratic, plebeian, religious, scientific.