Sentence examples for society learned from inspiring English sources

Chuck, cast out of modern consumer society, learned to make do with very little.

David Cameron's big idea, the "big society", learned at the knee of his cousin, Ferdinand Mount, former head of Thatcher's policy unit at No 10.

Twenty years on, as the Rio Olympics draw near amid an ever quickening news cycle with media outlets subject to even more competitive pressures, the saga of Jewell raises the question: what have we as an industry – and to a wider extent as a society – learned from the destruction of a man's name?

It's as if our whole society learned an ugly lesson there, and we're still coming to terms with it.

When I was asked to write about what our society learned about racism in 2014, my initial response was to say "nothing".

People who were outside society learn to work together".

A society learns to manage risk and pull itself back from the mouth of the grave.

A society learns and can be more prepared for the next time, which is the situation we are currently in.

"We were trying to help them adapt to our society, learn their English, so they could enter the American society, without respect to their culture.

Until society learns to think of the problem that way, the political discussion about climate change is likely to remain paralyzed.

During those wonderful years in Kansas and Pennsylvania, I experienced the basic freedoms offered by American society, learning from the non-violent struggles and strategies, and observing the resilience of those in the civil rights movement.