Sentence examples for societies of which from inspiring English sources

Science is — and must be — in the service of the societies of which it is part.

Of particular interest to anthropologists are the models of "artificial societies", of which the "Bali Model" is an example.

During the last leadership campaign, I had six votes: one from my membership, one from my unions and four from socialist societies of which I am a member.

The fossil record indicates that the societies of which these animals were a part were as diverse and complex as those in which their relatives now live; certainly their display repertoires should have been equally complete.

Since Lévi-Strauss's era (and due, in large part, to the systems of equivalence he drew up that allow all cultures to be viewed through the same grid), the ethnographic viewfinder has shifted its gaze from the "primitive" world to the developed one, and to the very societies of which anthropologists themselves form part.

Meanwhile, the rich get ever richer and more detached from the societies of which they are part: not by merit or hard work, but simply because they are lucky enough to be in command of capital receiving higher returns than wages over time.

Linda Papadopoulos is no stranger to the "hyper-sexualisation" of British society of which she complains.

Purpose of Study: The education system does not function in isolation from the society of which it is a part.

It argues that women are oppressed by the government and the patriarchal society of which they are a part.

He was active with the Blake society - of which he had been chairman and president - up to his death.

(The Sherpa Buddhist Association — a mutual-aid society, of which Tenzing is president — is dropping "Buddhist" from its name).