Sentence examples for many societies the from inspiring English sources

Like many societies, the novel is a hybrid construction pretending to be an organic miracle.

Maybe I'm… Like many societies, the novel is a hybrid construction pretending to be an organic miracle.

"In many societies, the patterns of government last for centuries, or last for a millennium, and I think that Russia is the same.

In many societies the subordination of the slave to his owner was supposed to be complete; in general, the more complete an owner's control over his slave, the less the law was likely to say about it.

When any elite gets out of control and makes egregious financial mistakes, which happens in many societies, the choice is either to rein it in or provide it with unlimited state backing.

In many societies the artist was—and still is today expected to begin his career as an apprentice to a known master, often working on preparatory tasks or the less-demanding details of a project.

One of the many activities under FASEB's MARC program provides funding for a faculty member to be accompanied by two students to attend one of the annual meetings of the many societies under the FASEB umbrella.

The chasm in many societies between the rich and the poor, and wealth disparities across first-world and underdeveloped countries are much more consequential.

In many societies around the world, the current generation of young women are paving a new path for themselves and for those who will follow.

It is only in the last several decades that our laws in the United States have come to reflect a different reality, and in many societies around the world it is still the case.

The fact that so many societies throughout the world fail to do this makes our future prospects of peace look very bleak.