Sentence examples for static society from inspiring English sources

Why was a static society replaced by a dynamic one?

An achieved or static society does not easily produce great art.

It wants to turn back history, to restore Australia to some imagined earlier state as a uniform, homogenous, static society.

Remarkably little law in the modern sense existed; a static society, which officially discouraged commercial activity, apparently neither desired nor needed a developed legal order.

The qualities of Southern speech — black and white alike, she claimed — were a relic of the Elizabethan past preserved by Southern whites in their own closed and static society.

It's a utopia that has no technology; it's a static society; it has no separate field of culture, just a cult, the rites of which are vast, collective, uniform.

Combinations of isolation, poverty, and conservatism resulted in what were essentially static societies.

Thus, in relatively static societies with limited movement between classes, as in many parts of Asia until modern times or in Europe before the Middle Ages, styles did not undergo a pattern of change.

He is shown as the spokesman for a repressive, authoritarian, static, hierarchical society in which everything up to and including sexual relations and birth control is regulated by the political classes, who deliberately use lies for the purpose.

It seems certain that Tocqueville will continue to be invoked as an authority and inspiration by those sharing his contempt of static authoritarian societies as well as his belief in the final disappearance of class divisions and in liberty as the ultimate political value.

They also resent the sight of rich families staying at the top for generations, and so impose high taxes to redistribute wealth and income.On the other hand, compared with Americans, Europeans cling to a somewhat static view of society.