Sentence examples for texture of society from inspiring English sources

Such a shift would change the texture of society.

That means more layout of the texture of society, more explanation of rules of the games.

Mr. Jaynes's thoughts on his life provoked by President Bush's State of the Union address seem to be an apt illustration of the texture of society today.

The drama at hand is mostly atmospheric, the texture of society itself, the quotidian pressures inflated by a ubiquitous sense of dread for what might one day wake us up — not from the nightmare but into the nightmare.

Meanwhile, the internet, the personal computer and the Sony Walkman - the sort of innovations that really do change the texture of society - are conspicuous by their absence (poor old Flash didn't even have his own email address).

But the Venetian republic endured not merely because of the form of its government, but also because of the texture of its society.

The hope is that the majority -- its emotions enflamed against the minorities which supposedly threaten the 'pure laine' (pure wool) texture of Quebec society -- will then vote for the separatists in the next election.

It means the freedom to present a diverse array of voices exploring the textures of our society and human experience as tellers and producers of stories.

And although the Soviet Union dissolved two decades ago, its spirit is alive and well in Ms. Robertson-Textor's apartment, notably in a pair of posters that capture the political texture of Soviet-style society.

These four governorates constitute 70% of the total population and demonstrate the socio-cultural texture of the Jordanian society.

Simply feel the texture of your relationship to your society.