Sentence examples for postwar societies from inspiring English sources

Richter was poking at a wound, the cultural, political gulf between prewar and postwar societies.

Postwar societies, no matter how peaceful or picturesque on the surface, are inevitably complex places that still bear the scars of war, though some less overtly than others.

Beyond the problem of historical accuracy, separating the war and the military from Reconstruction contributes to an enduring American amnesia about the Army's role in remaking postwar societies.

In Europe, by contrast, Hitler's horrifying success at killing so many Jews meant that the burgeoning postwar societies of the continent never had to come to terms with difference, because it was to a great extent eradicated.

Better to take a look than walk on by and miss the gen. On the other hand, authors such as Richard Layard in his book Happiness (Penguin, 2006), have argued that television has had a number of pernicious side-effects on postwar societies.

The pink bird was also adopted by aspirational postwar society in Germany.

These structures were conceived as radical experiments in mass production for an increasingly dense and urban postwar society.

Together, they show us how Breuer's heroic and complex modernism gave shape to the institutions of global postwar society.

By accusing the German postwar society and its literature, Sebald might have felt that he could never be accused of creating a myth of German victimhood.

For all my admiration for Sebald's essay, I feel he is unjust in giving the authors of German postwar society such short shrift.

Once again we are faced with news reporting about the reconstruction of a postwar society that doesn't discuss the central question of women's rights.