Sentence examples similar to most remarkable socials from inspiring English sources

Four years later, one of the most remarkable social movements in history is making that vision a reality.

The New York Herald Tribune called her "the most remarkable political and social agitator of the early part of the twentieth century and the supreme protagonist of the campaign for the electoral enfranchisement of women".

The country that is most remarkable for having invented social insurance is Germany under Otto von Bismarck in the 1880s.

One of the most remarkable, but least commented on, social statistics available is the sex differential in crime.

Today the most remarkable young people are the social entrepreneurs, those who see a problem in society and roll up their sleeves to address it in new ways.

But while Methodism may be fading in Britain today, it originally gave birth to one of the most remarkable forces in religious and social life - here and around the world.

The Synthesis of Social Indicators of 2002 published by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics [ 22] states that one of the most remarkable characteristic of Brazilian society is social inequality.

The bishop and the monk were two of the most remarkable and longest enduring religious and social inventions of late antiquity; the barbarian kingdoms were a third.

These ethical issues result from the developing sovereignty of the smart technical products the most remarkable representatives of which are the social robots.

It is most remarkable, however, as an episode in the social history of art and religion.

Helena Kennedy QC said: "JfK Law is a most remarkable new kid on the block, an inspirational social invention in the law where innovation is rare".