Sentence examples for society imposing from inspiring English sources

The work is indeed a classic example of a philosopher's vivisection of society, imposing by relatively humane means the rule of a high-minded minority.

It's an old theme, this notion of industrial and post-industrial society imposing false consciousness on the innocent, and one that is given a new resonance in the information age where the online clamour for attention makes us dream of cancelling our broadband contract and going to live in the woods on berries.

In the New Statesman last year, in a sharp portrait of the power of the great white male, the artist Grayson Perry wrote: "They dominate the upper echelons of our society, imposing, unconsciously or otherwise, their values and preferences on the rest of the population".

One component comprises various costs that illness imposed on a particular individual and society, imposing real (treatment) related expenses.

White said he hated the limitations society imposed when it came to relationships.

Not to accept all the conventions of society and the humiliations society imposes on us...No!

"Freedom always implies a corresponding responsibility to respect the rules that society imposes on the market," he said.

"It is a benefit that in part removes some of the additional costs, which are imposed as a result of the disabling barriers that society imposes on us.

The cost that consumer society imposes on the planet's fifteen or so million non-human species goes way beyond either meat or eggs.

My faith makes me look at people and not at their look nor what capitalism and the consumer society impose you," he says.

The evil inside Regina Stephanie Wright Thompsonn) is triggered by her anger at two things: the constraints that her gender has put on her and the limitations that society imposes on her emotionally incestuous relationship with her father, Marcus Hubbard Sherman Howardd).