Sentence examples for teaching society from inspiring English sources

Indeed, looking at Mythologies through the lens of contemporary culture, it is depressingly obvious that Barthes' theories, in teaching society about the way it controls its own meanings, actually enhanced and inspired the very world of advertising and marketing that he sought to question and warn us against.

Teaching society to sing and dance and love the arts is a sound investment.

In his book The Reformed School (1651), he proposed teaching societies in England much like the teaching congregations in France.

He advocated for the criminalization of marital rape, saying that outlawing nonconsensual sex in a marriage is the "first necessary step in teaching societies that dehumanized treatment of women will not be tolerated".

Now he will also say the military can teach society about the importance of ethics and morality.

We are trying to teach society not to be shocked by these things," says content editor Aziza Karimi.

The big problem I have with these books is that the authors think their personal experience has anything to teach society at large.

They advocate "didactic legality", that is to say staging trials to "shape collective memory" and teach society lessons about democracy and tolerance.

Mass killers like Elliot Rodger teach society all the wrong lessons about the connection between violence, mental illness and guns — and what we should do about it.

"This is what the government would like to teach society — that there are no reliable sources at all among those who criticize the government," explained Attila Batorfy, who tracks the Hungarian media for Atlatszo.

The younger faithful "are trying to teach society how to reject change.