Sentence examples for second societies from inspiring English sources

In the second, societies begin a long, fitful convalescence, often under dictatorial rule, as the "mad religious energy" subsides.

Second, societies will not move on, or protect themselves from, periods of repression and abuse as long as a convenient pall of denial is allowed to obscure what went on.

Second, societies tend to attempt to blame the victims by identification of "folk devils" or scapegoats [ 10, 13- 18] with moral and sexual panic whipped up also by media [ 13- 16, 19, 20].

He's planning to set up a second society for live band performances.

In the second, society has begun to rebuild, and a makeshift theatre troupe turns the same episode into a barnyard entertainment.

The second society was made up of lower, less complex agriculturalists, based primarily in tropical forests, and they grew fungus capable of escaping its garden and living independently.

Second, society may be seen as citizen science, reflections of which are crowdsourcing, Wikipedia, and other novelties from recent times.

Second, society became sensitized to the necessity of becoming involved in the decisions which ultimately affect their health and liberty.

First, societies function properly only when they are judged by their citizens to be reasonably fair.

Religion was also harnessed to vital practical tasks such as agriculture, which in the first societies to practice it required quite unaccustomed forms of labor and organization.

Third, societies impose major privacy and private choice-related legal obligations on their members (Westin 1967).