Sentence examples for narrow society from inspiring English sources

'The great distinguishing characteristic of Swedish society,' Brown suggests, 'was its narrowness... a narrow society is not necessarily inflexible: everyone can always change their minds.

Britain is a kingdom that is at once anachronistic and contemporary, with laws that for a long time were more than repressive, and that framed a rigorous and narrow society.

In that narrower society, one's ideological convictions can matter less than conviction itself — a sense, however vague, of shared purpose.

Others worry that the private reproductive choices of individuals will have the "backdoor" effect of narrowing society's acceptance of diversity (Duster 1990).

The ideological or cultural transformation was in some ways limited to a narrow segment of society.

And, as ONS figures remind us, wealth is held by an extraordinarily narrow segment of society.

In all systems, the goal of regulation is to promote the public interest, however defined, over that of the narrow segments of society represented by interest groups.

It was the clerical attacks on heretics as much as the subversive works themselves that familiarized a narrow stratum of society with new ideas.

The ivory tower model of elite artists and arts organisations being funded to cater for a narrow segment of society has crumbled.

They have argued that more regulation is needed to keep big business in check, and have derided free markets as benefiting only a narrow swath of society.

"Digging into towns, you get the full range of life, not the very narrow view of society as seen from the top, from the rich and elite".