Sentence examples for societies whose from inspiring English sources
In societies whose members are largely self-reliant, some degree of craft skill is practically universal.
Slavery existed in a large number of past societies whose general characteristics are well known.
Cloth banners hung from the ceilings, listing pilgrimage societies whose members had made the trek up to honor Yu.
What happens though, in societies whose citizens have the leisure to think, but have never acquired the habit of reflection?
"There can be no authentic fascism before democracy, or outside societies whose citizens are deeply engaged in mass politics".
The clash consists of a series of rearguard actions from societies whose traditional existence is indeed threatened by modernisation.
We are a violent society whose intense fealty to firearms has deadly consequences.
State pensions created a segment of society whose primary incomes remained stable regardless of economic conditions.
British society, whose existence she famously disputed, is thriving; but its ties to government are weak.
She was Natalie Latham, a fixture of Manhattan society whose beauty drew notice in Vogue magazine.
Where do they fit into American society, a society whose viewers have embraced them so vigorously?
