Sentence examples for large societies from inspiring English sources
Other large societies are likely to convert.
"Nothing in our evolutionary history specifically prepared us to live in large societies," he says.
Because large societies have frequent interaction with outsiders, their languages undergo simplification.
Others are disturbing-sounding provincials hostile to the diversity of large societies.
Emerson's famous essay, "Self-Reliance," goes on to regret how much "we capitulate to badges and names, to large societies and dead institutions".
The Qin dynasty, founded in 221 B.C., prevailed over tribalism, the default condition of large societies, by developing an official class loyal to the state rather than to family and kin.
"It is not possible for one taste to rule in a free and large society".
In a large society, each company is considered a miniature society (Mawere 2011).
But what enabled those larger societies to grow in the first place?
The larger societies in the coastal zone are also mostly kingdoms.
Animals that live in larger societies tend to have larger brains.
