Sentence examples for understanding of societies from inspiring English sources

As a result, a complex human understanding of societies at war has been lost.

The director of the Jackson School, Jere Bacharach, recalled that Professor Taylor had a strong commitment "to the understanding of societies through an analysis of their cultural values".

The Fabric of Society, by Ralph Ross and Ernest van den Haag, gave him, "a basic understanding of society and human behaviour, including my own".

Being a professional criminal represents his understanding of society.

"All Chinese contemporary artists are trying to express their own understanding of society, their own feelings.

Both concepts, in the end, can contribute to a fuller understanding of society, its patterns, and patterns of change.

They especially liked to trace their understanding of society to the "Planet of the Apes" movies, where the light-skinned orangutans controlled the dark gorillas.

"We did not have a good understanding of society and were caught by surprise when people so overwhelmingly supported our ideas".

Returning to Justice Roberts's concerns about villains with two phones: if he is in fact unaware of how common that behavior is – he certainly didn't watch Breaking Bad – then that suggests a major gap in his understanding of society.

"The purpose of a private company is not providing high-quality, independent, critical understanding of society or natural sciences, but to make money for its owners, whether it produces knowledge, or rubber boots," he says.

"Now if journalists are of the view we should not sing this song 16 years into democracy, I always explain that as a 'coconut approach', where you have a black face but your interests and understanding of society is white.