Sentence examples for reflection on society from inspiring English sources

"Whether it's still the British aristocracy, I think it's less and less, but that's a reflection on society as a whole".

Morgan said it was a "sad" reflection on society that the average age of an unassisted first-time buyer is now 37 years, with the latest report from the National Housing Federation suggesting that this will increase to 43 for today's 21-year-olds.

That their ability to recruit footsoldiers is a reflection on society's failures is not in doubt; nonetheless, it is naive to attribute this solely to unemployment, marginalisation and other social inequities.

In addition to treating feminist issues, de Beauvoir was concerned with the issue of aging, which she addressed in Une Mort très douce (1964; A Very Easy Death), on her mother's death in a hospital, and in La Vieillesse (1970; Old Age), a bitter reflection on society's indifference to the elderly.

"I think it's just a reflection on society," the owner of the COPS Gun Shop told local broadcaster KFOR.

I was inspired by [Mexican filmmaker Luis Buñuel], who basically, in "The Exterminating Angel," took a dinner party and locked everyone up in a room and gave a reflection on society.

I wonder why we forget that novels are such social things, as in: reflections on society?

In the tale "Abdullah the Fisherman and Abdullah the Merman", the protagonist Abdullah the Fisherman gains the ability to breathe underwater and discovers an underwater society that is portrayed as an inverted reflection of society on land.

Sport, a reflection of societies on multiple levels, marches on, however.

In which case cinema and literature and drama will have to give up on providing a true reflection of society in favor of endless variations on life-affirming Robin Williams movies.

Our treatment of mental health is, of course, a reflection on our society.