Sentence for society | Use society in a sentence

Sentences for society. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use society in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for society.

• But Society is about him. (10)
• This society still exists. (3)
• He loved the society of ladies. (18)
• Let it be cast on Society, then! (10)
• Society was largely a purchaser. (10)
• A larger society would improve them. (4)
• I like your society; I respect you. (10)
• Here there was not any human society. (10)
• Mentally, he was on the side of Society. (10)
• Society was being attacked and defended. (10)
• But, anyway, Society does not much matter. (8)
• But what of a Society in the dance with Nature? (10)
• Society is big engine enough to protect itself. (10)
• I never knew him to judge men by the society scale. (9)
• Soldiers and sailors are always acceptable in society. (4)
• You would have thrown yourself out of all good society. (4)
• The elder daughter did not care for society, apparently. (9)
• Society will never tolerate one who is familiar with boors. (10)
• By the way, they have a society down there I want for Fredi. (10)
• Fulkerson will be enraptured to have it spoken of in society. (9)
• Such people as the Dryfooses are the raw material of good society. (9)
• He is better off when dead, and society is profited by his removal. (7)
• Society only troubles itself to make front against the visibly weak. (8)
• The earliest important society of this kind was the Stoughton (Mass.) (3)
• It was meant by nature for the realization of the society of comic operas. (2)
• But you are fitted for society, and it is shameful to have you exiled from it. (4)
• He had suddenly abandoned the uses of society and his own conventional courtesy. (12)
• The neglected education of a whole generation is an irreparable loss to society. (18)
• Shoreham was the home of the hunting set, its society centring in the large club. (13)
• He was immensely fond of society, which he could enjoy without detriment to his work. (3)
• That was the worst of people who were not in Society, it was so difficult to find out! (8)
• It is we who have fallen; we have melted into Society, diluted our essence, dissolved. (10)
• We should, anyhow, live abroad, where in the matter of money society is more sensible. (10)
• She is the light, the centre of every society where she appears, like what shall I say? (10)
• During his absence we shall be able to chuse our own society, and to have true enjoyment. (4)
• Salt-air and dazzling society kept all idea of penance from this vivacious young person. (10)
• But since he had the faculty of not being bored with his own society, this did not worry him. (8)
• The laws of society as well as of her exalted station were in harmony with her intelligence. (10)
• The world war has put to the test, not only men and machinery, but every institution of society. (16)
• The poem was a bit of society verse, with a backward look into simpler and wholesomer experiences. (9)
• He was Society: Society that was to be preserved because it embodies Civilization. (9)
• The party was so large that the invitations overflowed the strict bounds of society at some points. (9)
• I cannot feel it in accordance with my duty to Society to exercise the powers I have in your favour. (8)
• These misdemeanours, in the face of civil society, Robert made no mention of in his letters to Percy. (22)
• But Jeff had not come to be made use of, or as a jay who was willing to work for his footing in society. (9)
• In any case, if you halt, I am compelled to quit your society, which is sometimes infinitely diverting. (10)
• One cannot tell it in too plain a language how one despises its laws, its moralities, its sham of society. (10)
• I can see no virtue in the so-called schemes of self-government; society could never submit to such indignities. (18)
• The necessity to brave society, in the character of honest Defendant, caused but a momentary twitch of the nerves. (10)
• They flung back in their chairs and laughed to tears; Ripton thought only of the pleasure he had in their society. (10)
• He was faultless in his easy manner when in society of ladies, and when among men inclined to be brusque and haughty. (18)
• That would give us the chance to ring in a lot of society correspondents and get the thing written up in first-class shape. (9)
• I assure you it has been the greatest satisfaction, comfort, and delight to me, to hear what a musical society I am got into. (4)
• In this struggle with society I see one of the instances where success is entirely to be honoured and remains a proof of merit. (10)
• The second daughter was some years younger, and said to be also very handsome; but as yet she had not been brought into society. (6)
• There was a vein of character in the man himself, a passionate faith in a vision of society other than that which holds to-day. (13)
• If he knew them better, he would value their society as it deserves; for they are in fact exactly the sort of people he would like. (4)
• You have your grandson in Parliament, largely acquainted with the principal members of society, husband of an hereditary princess! (10)
• He had observed Sir Willoughby in the society of his daughter, when the young baronet revived to a sprightly boyishness immediately. (10)
• Over this, every afternoon, private carriages go spinning by, and ladies with card cases pass to and fro about the duties of society. (2)
• Unconsciously he felt that she took, and would take him, for what he was, and he rose to his worth in the society she presided over. (10)
• He feared to intrude, but he would not willingly forego one moment of my society; and he seemed never weary of shaking me by the hand. (2)
• My remaining here cannot give that pleasure to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon which your society must; and my visit has already perhaps been too long. (4)
• Still, he possessed a peculiar influence in Society, because it was known to be impossible to get him to look at things in a complicated way. (8)
• In fact every society is repellant of strangers in the degree that it is sufficient to itself, and is incurious concerning the rest of the world. (9)

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