Sentence examples for with egalitarian from inspiring English sources
The memorial is so preoccupied with egalitarian sentiment that everything is leveled into ordinariness.
It is more compatible with egalitarian, democratic values than polygamy is, and it has various advantages -- including sheer economic efficiency -- over single-parent child rearing.
But this was most exceptional, for almost all other primitive horticulturalists did not go beyond simple tribes with egalitarian and nearly autonomous communities.
His characters are intentionally flat, allowing his writing to move with egalitarian ease between acute sensory detail of the war and references to Welsh poetry and Arthurian legend.
The notion that there would be greater research concentration in a limited number of institutions does not sit well with egalitarian Australian notions.
The revenues are shared unevenly to give struggling clubs a helping hand.This management structure is a product of a culture with egalitarian attitudes towards work and wealth and religious devotion to its "footy" clubs.
In line with this, couples with more egalitarian views – mainly younger, more liberated people – divide tasks more equally (Fuwa 2004), while couples with more traditional role models are expected to specialize more.
Are the choices made more in line with utilitarian principles or with an egalitarian rule a)? Do the principles applied depend on the framing of the problem, and do economists decide differently than physicians?
37 Our results suggest that even in a highly developed welfare state with an egalitarian public health system with full population coverage, intentional or unintentional structural discrimination of people with severe mental disorders, especially people with psychotic disorders, occurs.
Those with an egalitarian, communitarian worldview were expected to agree with the experts, as they are generally less troubled by commerce-cramping regulations.The data bore this out.
As that custom has migrated downtown, trendier fashion brands now echo this spirit of masculine privilege, but with an egalitarian twist: often the clerk now drinks with you.
