Sentence examples for solid society from inspiring English sources

Dr Ibrahim Darwish, a religious scholar and sociologist who runs a thinktank in the province's third-largest town, Rass, describes a "closed and solid" society that is "traditional, hospitable, generous and plainspeaking".

They forget that in order for Britain to become such a shining example of a solid society run by a competent overclass, it had to overcome differences among Scots, Welsh, Irish and English that were more intense, if not ultimately more sanguinary, than any North-South or black-white confrontation on North American soil.

Did neither of them have any relatives, in what was then a fairly solid Lutheran society, who registered horror or scorn at his transforming?

Although considered multi-centered and pre-democratic, Iran, by its geography, history and a solid civil society, has since antic times a predilection for stability and security.

And secondly, he'll be a solid contributor to society".

But all letters should describe through specific examples "people who have a solid base in society in terms of relationships," said Judith H. Saunders, a senior vice president of Halstead.

When pushed up against a wall or reacting to perceived communal grievances, like the religious tensions in Gujarat, even the most solid elements of society will fight back hard and not always peaceably.

Consumers are increasingly leaning towards brands that take a solid stance on society and politics too, with a recent piece of research from Toluna and Unmetric showing 33% of people would actively buy more goods or services from a brand they already purchase from, if that brand took a stance on a controversial issue that aligned with their beliefs.

They taught me about being a solid citizen in society.

It gives you a chance to become a solid member of society.

Lenders want to see that they're lending money to a solid pillar of society, not some fly-by-the-seat-of-his-pants entrepreneur.