Sentence examples for societies for example from inspiring English sources

In slave societies, for example, slavery was depicted as normal, natural, and just.

Though women were far less represented in the "improvement" societies, for example, they expressed literary tastes as eclectic as those of men.

Equality before the law also became an essential component of successful societies – for example, much more present in the United States than in Mexico.

In agricultural societies, for example, myths have been collected that ascribe the unevenness of land or the formation of mountains to an ancient mishap or evil force.

Wardle added: "The feature of ultimate member control is fundamental to co-operatives in our country and differentiates us from building societies for example, where boards are very distant from their members".

He was at his most animated when explaining that Muslims could invoke a contemporary interpretation of Islamic law to make it easier to live in Western societies: for example, while searching for religiously appropriate food, or places to pray.

Yesterday's debate on a big brother society, for example, had 1827 comments, only 27 of which were rejected.

Allies of the organization make empty assertions, seizing upon Robert Heinlein's line "An armed society is a polite society," for example.

You might have a knitting society, for example, but in Germany you'd just ask friends, and they would ask other friends, and start a knitting circle.

Dan Lichtenberger, a senior at the University of Buffalo and president of his school's chapter of Beta Alpha Psi, the accounting honor society, for example, shrugs it off as old news.

Some deviance is expressed by individuals within a group (for example, a student who wears unusual clothes), and other deviance can be expressed by a group within society (for example, a gang or a cult).