Sentence examples for society has evolved from inspiring English sources

Today, society has evolved to understand that racism is not funny, so we are less likely to laugh.

If you look at the past three decades, you'll see that the way society has evolved has changed the way we meet each other for ever".

Marriage may be a harder issue to press, "even if society has evolved," said Ivan Scalfarotto, a lawmaker with the Democratic Party who presented a bill in favor of same-sex marriage.

Almost every society has evolved a symbol system whereby, at first glance, strange objects and odd types of behaviour appear to the outside observer to have irrational meanings and seem to evoke odd, unwarranted cognitions and emotions.

Over the last 50 years, the role of engineers in society has evolved.

Modern society has evolved in the company of higher animals, maily mammals, birds and fish, but also amphibians and reptiles.

Libraries, like society, have evolved and many councils prefer an all-singing all-dancing "learning hub/creche/IT room/coffee bar" environment.

The existence of the paninari proved that Italian society had evolved to the point where teenagers had enough disposable income and independence from their families to define themselves through their consumer choices.

Surely, neither our politicians nor our society have evolved to such a state of flimsy pretense that the mere mouthing of choice words from a school yard dictionary is sufficient to absolve people from their transgressions.

I'd hoped my experiences were a thing of the past; that in the last 21 years we, as a society, had evolved beyond expressing unsolicited opinions about "controversial parenting" decisions that have long been put to rest by child development experts.

In a speech given to the Evangelical Alliance in London today, the Archbishop said today's society had evolving views about sexuality and that many younger people perceived opposition to gay marriage as "plain wrong".