Sentence examples for old society from inspiring English sources

An old 1960s edition of The Philadelphia Inquirer contains an old society column written by then Society Editor Ruth Seltzer, who chronicled the daily doings of the city's Social Register set.

The old society accepted these training priests, although they were thought to be completely useless.

This weakening of old parties reflects the dissolution of the old society.

One old society dame intones of the younger set: "I know nothing about them.

Back in Islington, Fenhalls ventures that "it's not so much big society as old society.

That old society that had hierarchy in it, and deference and attachment to that hierarchy, has weakened.

In the old societies of Asia, rice is a link between earth and heaven.

In old societies facing a flurry of Western goods and ideas, a woman often carries the competing demands of tradition and modernity on her back.

The immigrant's recollection of new and old societies and the difficulty of transition has been well explored by Michael Ondaatje, Nino Ricci, Rohinton Mistry, and others.

But there's another set of challenges that arise from the collision of old societies, old forms of governance, and these new ways of doing things on the Internet.

Old societies didn't have and still don't have "he" and "she".