Sentence examples for remarkable societal from inspiring English sources

While plastics generate remarkable societal benefits [[1]], there are downsides to our 'plastic age'.

Perhaps it was because of my loving community and my perception of remarkable societal progress regarding LGBT equality that I was blindsided by the Christian prep school's blatant discrimination towards me.

And in a remarkable bit of societal blindness, the diagnosis of drapetomania was used to explain why black slaves would want to escape to freedom.

This paralleled remarkable changes in societal factors; for example, the 1967 Abortion Act, the National Health Service (Family Planning) Act (1967), availability of free family planning services irrespective of age or marital status from April 1974, the Sex Discrimination Act (1975) and the Employment Protection Act (1975) were introduced during the study period.

They describe him as a soft-spoken, humble genius who can diagnose societal ills with remarkable clarity.

The two discussed their documentary "I Know A Woman Like That," which highlights remarkable older women, including Rita Moreno and Gloria Steinem, who haven't let societal pressures to slow down stop them from living life to the fullest.

Remarkable for its brutal honesty, fine acting and emphasis on personal accountability, "disFIGURED" recognizes societal norms of appearance but refuses to whine about them.

"They are societal choices".

Other differences are societal.

What about societal scalability?

Of all the societal shifts produced by the women's movement, the explosion of sports for girls and women has been among the most remarkable and, in a way, most profound.