Sentence examples for socialist work from inspiring English sources

Since most people rent their flats and shops from socialist work units, few are getting compensation.

And I was thinking, Why couldn't the last Venice Biennale of the 20th century contain socialist work?

We hear from a near-centenarian, Chang Hsin-I, the descendant of a dynasty of writers and soldiers, who evokes the morals of high society between the two world wars, and also from a heroine of socialist work who met Mao Zedong.

By resurrecting and celebrating the life and football times of Bill Shankly, Peace suggests that Shankly's kind of socialist work ethic bred success, and created in Liverpool FC a communal spirit that at times transcended the selfishness of the times that inevitably led to the rise of Margaret Thatcher.

The typically socialist work drew inspiration from mediaeval woodcuts and used the awkward look of that medium to express angst and frustration at social injustice.

While Vissarion Belinsky dubbed the novel Russia's first "social novel" and Alexander Herzen called it a major socialist work, other critics detected parody and satire.

Later in life, Bjørnson came to think of himself as a Socialist, working tirelessly in behalf of peace and international understanding.

I was an active socialist, working hard towards change, but repression was widespread; you were either a friend of the military or their enemy.

They wanted to reform rather than abolish capitalism, and their agent of reform was not the socialist working class, but the loosely conceived idea of "the people".

He was the son of a Debsian Socialist, worked for the Socialist Party during his college days, and went to the Soviet Union in the nineteen-thirties to teach peasants how to be auto machinists.

The lack of outlets for popular dissent and reform was especially damaging given the cleavages that continued to plague Germany after unification: Protestant North versus Catholic South, agriculture versus industry, Prussia versus the other states, Junkers versus middle-class liberals, industrialists versus the (increasingly socialist) working class.