Sentence examples for social fault from inspiring English sources

Conversions, which are freighted with notions of collective honor, can present a jarring social fault line.

The old geographic and social fault lines that used to divide them barely exist anymore.

With abstinence programs and disputes over what can be taught in schools regularly making the front page, "The Abstinence Teacher" hits on prominent social fault lines.

He also delves into the personal histories of the victims and their assassins, trying to expose the social fault lines that led to murder.

But Rosenberg, a columnist for The Detroit Free Press, also subtly portrays the social fault lines that ran both within and between the two campuses.

His popularity, some say, reflects the globalization of the anti-globalists and the rise of Western candidates who seek to exploit racial and social fault lines.

The row highlights several features of Northern Ireland's shifting political and social fault-lines.

This tension results in countervailing rhetorical and social fault-lines that undermine the political consensus necessary to generate meaningful action to address arguably the two most significant threats facing the international community today: climate change and nuclear security, including nuclear proliferation and nuclear terrorism.

I for one cannot believe that love of one's country must needs consist in blindness to its social faults, to deafness to its social discords, of inarticulation to its social wrongs.

"I knew what the social faults of this country have always been.

"My social faults such as this one, and also not being able to laugh all the time at parties as if I were swooning with joy, or not being able to keep chattering like a parrot to other parrots-seem less important to me than some social faults I notice in others," her autobiography reads.