Sentence examples for thinking of society from inspiring English sources

"They don't express the real thinking of society.

What unites us is we are thinking of society rather than the goals of the state.

But in the UK landscape, it is looking very much as if business needs to catch up with the thinking of society in a hurry.

And, thinking of society as a whole, is it a risk or an opportunity that such powerful tech giants are throwing everything they've got at trying to make AI breakthroughs?

"We thought it was quite a historical first and that it contributed immensely to the thinking of society," he said.

We believe that all right thinking members of society share this view wherever they were born and whatever their religion and political beliefs".

The test: A tweet is potentially libellous in England and Wales if it damages someone's reputation "in the estimation of right thinking members of society".

Thus a "review" on a site frequented by women rating men on things like performance in bed could well be construed by a judge in a court of law that it has "lowered him in the minds of right thinking members of society" (as libel law would have it) since the man both claimed to be committed but had also been "reviewed" for his sexual performance by other women.

"What you find is that the U.S. Supreme Court very seldom if ever marches very far from the conventional thinking of contemporary society," said Bruce Fein, a conservative legal commentator and a former Justice Department official in the Reagan administration.

Although 53% felt that they would have to obey their parents' decision on marriage, this figure shows a considerable shift in the thinking of Nepalese society.

They will also have the support of all right-thinking members of society.