Sentence examples for societies of from inspiring English sources

Some societies, of course, do.

The English jurist Sir Henry Maine talked of societies of status and societies of contract.

Why are there no societies of vegetarian Amazons?

There are Rumpole societies of lawyers basking undeservedly in his popularity from Los Angeles to Perth.

Hannan had spent the summer travelling through the fragmenting societies of communist eastern Europe.

THE campers stay in bunks, which, like bunks everywhere, are summer societies of complex characters.

He was an honorary member of the Japan and Ugandan Societies of Anesthesia.

The sparring over co-management has escalated to the professional societies of ophthalmologists and optometrists.

And there were second-generation immigrants who owed no allegiance to the societies of Europe.

Yet Dick's societies of entertainment are, in turn, oblivious of their basis in organized violence.

In the old societies of Asia, rice is a link between earth and heaven.