Sentence examples for social twilight from inspiring English sources

Whether or not Irving is a neofascist, he comes from the sort of uneasy social twilight that so often bred fascism.

"Time Enough At Last" is an interesting foil for all of the haunting social commentary "The Twilight Zone" makes.

And yet, amid the pitiless social Darwinism of this twilight existence of lorry jumping and endless waiting for a ticket to a questionable British El Dorado, there is a grim determination and strange optimism.

So marijuana is in a twilight phase of social and legal change, and we're taking stock.

His newest books: Education and the Crisis of Public Values (Peter Lang) and Twilight of the Social: Resurgent Publics in the Age of Disposability (Paradigm Publishers) will be published in 2012).

His finest tales have become classics not only because of their accessibility but also because of their exuberant "Twilight Zone" inventiveness, their social resonance, their prescient vision of a dystopian future, which he dreamed up with astonishing ingenuity and flair.

"Most episodes of 'The Twilight Zone' that dealt with social change tended to end on an optimistic note," said Gordon F. Sander, the author of "Serling: The Rise and Twilight of Television's Last Angry Man" (Dutton).

In the 1960's and 70's, series like "The Twilight Zone" and "The Outer Limits" effectively mixed social messages with simple special effects.

Instead, this straightforward social drama, written by Erica Li, catches up with Ip Man in his twilight years as a teacher in postwar Hong Kong.

You can make a case that it fits in with Walter Wriston's "twilight of sovereignty" idea — and you can see why the social democrats and socialists would hate this kind of thing.

When conditions improve, Republicans will still have to face an underlying reality: that this is the twilight of their rigid, empty ideology, particularly as it relates to social issues.