Sentence examples for societal views from inspiring English sources

Yet despite that, societal views were in flux.

The lawsuit comes as societal views on same-sex marriage are rapidly evolving.

If sport is the great equaliser, it also remains a litmus test of societal views and prejudices.

She wrote: "By transcending societal views of beauty, I believe that I can focus more on my actions.

It would be interesting to know to what extent cultural and societal views and attitudes are shaped by language.

So some of it is just about perception and goes back into wider societal views about men and women and their relative qualities.

Effects on Society Perhaps more important from a societal view are the links between lead exposure in childhood and later delinquent and criminal behavior.

"From a societal view, audiences, especially young people, are finding it harder and harder to relate to fictional storytelling -- it just seems fake to them," Dean Valentine, the president of the UPN network, said.

The large-scale medication of children, he wrote, "feeds into a societal view that all of life's problems can be solved with a pill and gives millions of children the impression that there is something inherently defective in them".

Are parents and doctors, in choosing Ritalin and similar medications, as he states, feeding into a societal view that "all of life's problems can be solved with a pill" and giving millions of children the impression that there is something inherently defective in them?

Rana Husseini, a Jordan-based journalist whose book Murder in the Name of Honour is an investigation of so-called "honour killings" around the world, says: "Some women who are victims of rape could face extreme punishments that could lead to death not only because of the negative societal view of women who are raped, but because of the fact that they have lost their virginity in the process".