Sentence examples for society impossible from inspiring English sources
Does it necessarily undermine political society and conventional morality, or, on the contrary, is a good society impossible without freedom to philosophize?
In case there was a category for a video entry, then May's uncompromising speech at the Conservative party conference in the autumn of 2015 – declaring that high migration makes a "cohesive society" impossible – would give you excellent odds.
Such a strict interpretation would make human society impossible.
He recognized himself that the logic of "pure realism can offer nothing but a naked struggle for power which makes any kind of international society impossible" (87).
It is that, on a larger scale, unleashing the full storm of the passions provoked by the vicious or blind and unwitting injustices of today and the catastrophes soon to be unleashed upon the world would make civil society impossible, discredit us, and doom our causes within society as we know it.
More broadly, it will require an acknowledgment that elections do not alone produce democracies; that governments need to be inclusive; and that nurturing hatreds, for whatever reason, inevitably backfires and makes stable societies impossible.
At this moment that society looks impossible.
It is quite another to state that a multicultural society is impossible, or that Islam is incompatible with democracy.
Such is the shame at not meeting society's impossible expectations that women frequently blame themselves for being less than perfect and delay seeking help, sometimes for years.
The initial failure of that book – "it got enormously bad reviews because it was so one-sided" – made Lindqvist think that changing a corrupt society was impossible.
The portrayal in the Protagoras shows little trace of relativism, either individual or social; instead he maintains that the essential social virtues are justice and self-restraint, and that without universal inculcation of those virtues the survival of society is impossible.
