Sentence examples for stages societies from inspiring English sources

Rather than graduating through a fixed series of intellectual, moral, and technological stages, societies or cultures changed unpredictably, as a consequence of migration and borrowing.

From the very start he seizes attention with his skill in handling four groups moving in different rhythms, and from then on he kept his stage society compellingly — and always mysteriously — subdivided, often isolating individuals.

My fantastic improv instructors (Jeff Griggs and Jason Chin) would often remind us that on the comedy stage, society's normal rules didn't apply.

"We are at a stage in society where one level understands social networking and then there are people who control the gears of society who don't get it.

Among Ms. Streisand's many accomplishments on screen and stage, the society singled out in particular the 1983  "Yentl," which was the first film to credit a woman as writer, director, producer and star.

Joining Ms. Taylor on the stage as society inductees were a combination of up-and-coming bond traders and elder deal makers and executives who were put up for membership by a nominating committee.

He presents the next stage as society of intangible needs, where the focus of human activities will move to interaction between people.

According to Rousseau, the central transitional moment in human history occurs at a stage of society marked by small settled communities.

At the second stage, the society's constitution is established and where the hypothetical decision makers acquire some knowledge about the resources, development level, and other characteristics of their society.

"They represent a step up in style and a move forward to a deliberate effort to lay hold of this stage industrial society as it was passing away," said Professor Clark.

3:  a stage of society in Marxist theory transitional between capitalism and communism and distinguished by unequal distribution of goods and pay according to work done.