Sentence examples for we've institutionalized from inspiring English sources

Yes, we think we know this story already; we think we've institutionalized this memory; we think this particular European horror has been put to rest, and it is time to move on.

We've institutionalized the same old rules that, not surprisingly, produce the same old results.

In our attempt to preserve our right to happiness, we've institutionalized the dying process to the point that we've relinquished control over the end of our lives.

They come out because we've institutionalized and legitimized fear as a means of allowing everyone from peace officers to the stand-your-ground crowd to take human life with little consequence or consideration.

We have institutionalized the ad hoc and enshrined the temporary.

Accordingly, we have institutionalized a system where customers and staff expect everyone to be always-connected.

When you look at who does the work in the food system, it is clear we have institutionalized racism, we exploit immigrants to do the work citizens won't stoop to do, and we are as a society abiding the consequences of employers who underpay workers.

"Here in New York City, we have institutionalized Mr. Zimmerman's suspicion with a policy that all but requires our police officers to treat young black and Latino men with suspicion, to stop them and frisk them because of the color of their skin," Mr. Thompson said at the Abundant Life Church in the Prospect Heights section of Brooklyn.

Now, one could argue, we have institutionalized that uncomfortable feeling with Spotify, Pandora, Google Play Music and possibly with Apple's just introduced iTunes Radio.

Ultimately, we have institutionalized our very beginnings as well as our ends.

We have institutionalized and embraced this greed in our social fabric, deceived into thinking it necessary.