Sentence examples for meritocracy that it from inspiring English sources

Britain, fake meritocracy that it is, prefers to believe that merit can be effortlessly faked.

While I remain an advocate of the meritocracy that welcomed me, it is simplistic to make legacies the new whipping boys and girls in the quest for fair and effective college admissions.

It was a meritocracy that forced me to spend my formative years with people whom I likely wouldn't have befriended otherwise, whose backgrounds were worlds apart from mine.

Theirs is "the meritocracy that dare not speak its name," he says in one of the witty phrases that glide through his narration.

Finally, the old WASP elite was replaced in the class structure by a media, university, and intellectual meritocracy that either rejected Christianity outright or demanded that it accommodate the new post-1960s liberalism.

Admirers of the Chinese system of governance paint it as an experienced meritocracy that gets things done in contrast to fumbling democratic Western politicians.

It results in an elite version of meritocracy that is socially liberal and disdains racism and homophobia – while implementing economically conservative policies.

It's the story of people in a meritocracy that gets more purified and competitive by the year, with the time demands growing more and more insistent.

The multiracial, multi-ethnic commentariat effortlessly reinforces the meritocracy that lies at the heart of sports.

Many of us came seeking to excel in a meritocracy that valued our special intellectual abilities.

The People's Action Party is a brilliantly successful political meritocracy that has all but monopolized the political talent here.