Sentence examples for regarding society from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: While Denis Dutton has made a valid point regarding society's fascination with end-of-world scenarios, his article is just another in a long line of commentaries over the last decade that claim in effect that Y2K never happened.
But no similar tendency exists regarding society.
He is currently a contributing writer for The Huffington Post, where he covers a variety of social issues regarding society, race, and entertainment.
Rather than taking a blatant socio-political stance regarding society, however, the sculptor manages to undertake an unorthodox method of guerilla meta-journalism qua political art: "Journalism is a universal way of collecting information, filtering that information and releasing that information back to the viewers," he explains.
The index is based on social theories [5] and regards society as "a cooperative project for the mutual [5]" benefit of all members of society.
Burke's and Scruton's conservatism is not an economic view, but one that regards society as formed over a long period in relation with place and land; it treats rights and duties on the model of the common law, depending on tradition and practice, rather than on abstract notions of human rights (see entry on rights).
He claimed that Poe often wandered the streets, either in "madness or melancholy", mumbling and cursing to himself, was easily irritated, was envious of others, and that he "regarded society as composed of villains".
Unlike Trump, the true egoist does not regard society as consisting of predators and prey, of people whose interests inevitably clash, of winners and losers in a zero-sum game.
The participants regarded society to be normative, which reflects the parents' fixation to the official growth charts.
Unfortunately, this means that countless journals (including many well regarded society-sponsored ones) are off the table.
cThe European Commission bundled all measures regarding information society into a separate action plan, the eEurope 2002: An information society for all.
