society.

Had I relied only on the conventional work, I might never have known of their great underground struggle against what you term society.

The Day of the Boomer Dukes Frederik Pohl 1957

Beauty and virtue are not marketable in the bazaar where souls and bodies are bought and sold — in the den of selfishness which you call society.

A Woman of Thirty 2007

It is the interdependence in function on the mental side, the contact and overlapping of our inner selves, which makes possible that form of collective life which we call society.

Sociology and Modern Social Problems 1909

From the work and fatigues of this world, people had gathered for a little enjoyment of what we call society.

The Honorable Peter Stirling and What People Thought of Him Ford, Paul L 1894

Neither was her manner objectionable to the degree that you could have pointed to any one thing as offensive; yet you would have been sure, had you watched her, that she was without the pale of what we call society.

Ester Ried Yet Speaking 1841-1930 Pansy 1885

From the work and fatigues of this world, people had gathered for a little enjoyment of what we call society.

The Honorable Peter Stirling and What People Thought of Him Paul Leicester Ford 1883

Even less does this equality exist in the presence of that union of constituted social forces which we call society.

The Cult of Incompetence ��mile Faguet 1881

But I am interested in Katherine, and it will be far better for her to stay on here and feel her way before she launches into the whirl of what they call society.

A Crooked Path A Novel Mrs. Alexander 1863

Beauty and virtue are not marketable in the bazaar where souls and bodies are bought and sold -- in the den of selfishness which you call society.

A Woman of Thirty Honor�� de Balzac 1824

Just as psychology may be regarded as an account of the manner in which the individual organism, as a whole, exercises control over its parts or rather of the manner in which the parts co-operate together to carry on the corporate existence of the whole, so sociology, speaking strictly, is a point of view and a method for investigating the processes by which individuals are inducted into and induced to co-operate in some sort of permanent corporate existence which we call society.

Introduction to the Science of Sociology Robert Ezra Park 1926