Sentence examples for societal indictment from inspiring English sources

Like so many who have set off for wider worlds, "West of Here" seems to be undergoing an identity crisis — part modern comedy, part historical novel, part societal indictment, part environmental cri de coeur.

Societal indictment.

Dr. Richard Krasuski, a cardiologist at the Cleveland Clinic, viewed the new statement as an indictment of societal attitudes toward exercise.

Walsh's libretto (he also directs) is devastating in its indictment of societal preoccupations, heartbreaking in its portrayal of loneliness and loveless relationships.

"Given the issues raised in the indictment, any societal benefits from photographing and broadcasting these proceedings are heavily outweighed by the significant dangers worldwide broadcasting of this trial would pose to the orderly and secure administration of justice," the judge said in her order.

"You were disgusted by [Andrew] long before he became disgusting," he tells police interrogators, in a sharp indictment of societal homophobia.

The article by Michael Moss reads as an indictment of the industry and our societal efforts to control it (at least from a public health perspective; from a shareholder perspective, it's practically a love story).

Neither of these high-profile 2014 cases resulted in an indictment, but did lead to plenty of riots, tears, and societal strife.

"They are societal choices".

Other differences are societal.

What about societal scalability?