Sentence examples for own inequality from inspiring English sources

If "Mother!" is a vision of an artist feeding vanity through love and fame, it's also a vision of an artist feeding vanity at home through a love that has its own inequality, its own one-sidedness, built into it.

Far from being a benign safety net, the closet reflects the particular way... gay men and lesbians are coerced to... participate in maintaining the circumstances that sustain their own inequality".

Ms. Reynolds emphasized the need to work with men and boys so that power is shared – and also to reach out to women themselves who, as custodians of culture and traditions, can actually perpetuate their own inequality.

As a consequence, the UK is heading down the gender equality league table, as other countries do more and give higher priority to reversing their own inequalities.

These "informal neighbourhoods", as they're known, are complex and varied – with their own inequalities, migration patterns and political concerns – but they all have a similar relationship to the outside world.

As long as a few rich countries have the power to set the rules to their own advantage, inequality will continue to worsen.

In much the same way, most Americans far prefer to read books and watch movies about Europe's undeniable class divisions than think hard about their own economic inequalities or the very considerable degree of hereditary status and influence in their own land.

Yet the global picture may complicate his own account of inequality in the developed West.

I recently asked around my aid worker friends for their own stories of inequality in the workplace.

Updated at 5.21pm BST 5.15pm BST Oxfam's reference to the impact of IMF's own policies on inequality is a reminder that the Fund does bear some responsibility for the austerity measures imposed on parts of Europe since the crisis began -- and indeed its long track record of forcing painful measures on countries to make them more competitive.

Within the visual arts (to make an example of my own industry), gender inequality is staggering.