Sentence examples for thread of society from inspiring English sources

With Mr. Hussein, like Elvis, there will probably always be a tiny thread of society that doubts the official version of events.

Those are the threads of society; that's how we all live together in some fashion.

The fear is too deep-rooted, and the perception has spread like malignant cancer through every thread of our society, so what do I do?

Did I add a brick to the wall of science, a thread to the fabric of society, a link to the chain of humanity?

If we as individuals threaded within the fabric of society end up feeling less connected to each other, more dehumanized by the tools we use then why are we buying into the marketing fiction?

To let these remarks stand would only foster the kind of myopic passion that becomes so closed-minded that it loses sight of the larger central moral threads that hold the fabric of society together... and that will do any cause far more harm than good.

This is how the cynics win: by picking apart the unifying threads of culture and society and insisting that there are some people who never belonged, who never wanted to belong, in the first place.

She criticized Francis for bringing up the Catholic Church's "thread-worn" self-defense that children are abused in all sectors of society.

However, it is unified by two threads: the first is Wollstonecraft's argument regarding the nature and progress of society; the second is her increasing melancholy.

It's one of those stories that seems to be a common thread in society, and that many will find familiar.

Snobbery, injustice and corruption were hateful because they struck at just that level, at "the ties of domestic life, the daily routine of society".Nicholas Roe's biography deftly pulls together the political, poetic and personal threads.