Sentences with phrase «pillar of society»

As in many other countries, religion is the most important pillar of society, which controls education and culture.

With members of the corporate, nonprofit, governmental and faith - based community present, the Institute facilitated cross-sector dialogue between the different pillars of our society.

What I want to see in this painting is Delaney externalizing his sense of liberation, of feeling high on his French reality; where art is a central pillar of society, where blacks are warmly welcomed in the jazz clubs and literary circles, and where he, like other expatriate gay men, could find friendship at the Café de Flore.

Redeye finds out about a recent report making the case that access to our legal system is one of the basic pillars of society along with education, health care and social welfare.

She is the human and sacred image; all around her the social fabric shall sway and split and fall; the pillars of society shall be shaken, and the roofs of ages come rushing down; and not one hair of her head shall be harmed.

Science is a good thing, a pillar of society, but it is not the cornerstone.

They were the pillars of society.

It was regarded as a guarantee of stability and a pillar of society.

Are we to weaken the pillars of society by a course of flagrant disobedience of laws that we consider wrong?

Teachers were respected and looked at to be pillars of society.

I was not at all surprised by the conditions but truly admired the Kopps for their persistence — lucky ladies that they found a lawman not afraid to confront a pillar of the society.

• Pillars of Society (1926) Nationalgallerie, Berlin.

Featuring «Pillar of Society,» a sculpture created from a 500 + year old limestone column rescued from a landfill (never before exhibited in the U.S.), gyclee prints from the artist's «Terrestrial» series and smaller multimedia works as part of the «Fragments» series.

Is the, «Gosh, it's just gonna be too hard to do» response something that we should tolerate from a disciplined, thoughtful body that claims to be a pillar of society?