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Example sentences for "socialism"

Lexicographically close words:
sociale; socialen; sociales; socialisation; socialised; socialisme; socialist; socialistes; socialistic; socialities
  1. Socialism and the Great State (A contribution by H.

  2. Socialism is the transfer of the principle of fraternal association from politics, where Rousseau left it, to the wider sphere of industrial force.

  3. Yet there is no hint in the New Heloïsa of the socialism which Morelly and Mably flung themselves upon, as the remedy for all these desperate horrors.

  4. Is modern socialism in any way a revival of the principles underlying the old tribal organization?

  5. Cross, The Essentials of Socialism; Walling, Socialism as It Is; Spargo, Elements of Socialism.

  6. Socialism and cenobitism are primitive features of Christianity.

  7. And what is socialism but an incarnation of the social question?

  8. Let us suppose that his visions were fulfilled as completely as he could desire; and that an immense system of Socialism were in existence, embracing not one country only, but the whole world.

  9. Some advocates of socialism have argued, as one of the counts in their indictment of the present industrial system, that the price of a commodity is determined by the cost at which the least efficient concern in the industry can produce.

  10. It does not show the folly of Socialism or the superiority of Laissez-faire.

  11. He referred to the movement of Meccanian Socialism or Social Democracy which owed its peculiar character to a certain demagogue named Spotts.

  12. Spottsian Socialism became the universal doctrine of the Meccanian proletariat of those days.

  13. The focus of the industry was to be placed on the building of socialism while increasing the country's bonds with the Soviet Union.

  14. Early legislation stated that "Soviet films gave immense educational influence and mobilized action and conscious participation in the building of socialism for still greater friendship with the Soviet Union.

  15. The stated goals of the Union of Bulgarian Journalists in the late 1960s were "to promote the development of mass information and propaganda media as first-rate ideological weapons in the struggle for the victory of socialism and Communism .

  16. Pure socialism means community of property, community of social responsibility, and community of principles.

  17. I suppose these objectors still think that Socialism means dividing up.

  18. Perhaps Ruskin's socialism made no very deep impression, but Christian Art had its message once for Oscar Wilde.

  19. The great socialistic organ of England attempted the value and weight of Oscar Wilde's defence of Socialism in the following words:-- "Christ taught that individual character could only be developed through community.

  20. Some say he opposed Socialism because, when two young capitalists came to him wrangling about their private property, he ignored them, saying, 'Who made me a divider among you?

  21. A book on Socialism was under consideration, but, like an earlier study of Sociology, it never was written.

  22. I said Mormonism, Populism, Socialism and insurgency brought suffrage along with them.

  23. Miss Hall said: "On waves of Populism, Mormonism, insurgency and Socialism ten States have been added to the pioneer State of Wyoming and are recognizing the suffrage flag.

  24. A powerful church which has taken a very definite stand against Socialism joined with the great houses.

  25. He was received with great cordiality and made a quiet, rather shy speech in which he told them he was learning from them how to introduce socialism in China, and more compliments of the same sort.

  26. Socialism seemed to be less destructive to the existing order of things in Norway than it was in Sweden, because it had fewer obstacles to overcome.

  27. Frankly, it is as much against the despotism of Socialism as it is against the Machiavellianism of His late Imperial Majesty, the German Emperor.

  28. In the country, Socialism is a method of securing to the peasant population the privileges which it thinks it ought to have.

  29. Socialism means the negation of the individual will; the deprivations of the individual of all the rights our countrymen are fighting for.

  30. Socialism will always be a failure until it becomes Christian.

  31. Socialism abolishes freedom, which the church cultivates and insists upon as the principle of its life.

  32. By abolishing freedom, socialism destroys all possibility of economical progress.

  33. The economical principle of socialism is that, relatively to the enjoyment of commodities, the individual shall be taken care of by the community, to the effect of his being relieved of the care of himself.

  34. The idea of socialism struck me immediately as eminently just.

  35. In the days when I was instructing army flyers and reading socialism I still had something that I fondly and innocently called morals, an evil left-over from my early and vigorous religious upbringing.

  36. The friends of Socialism in the Chamber of Deputies became greatly excited by Premier Meline's censure of their papers.

  37. At any rate, Socialism has made great progress in France, and it is greatly feared there by its enemies.

  38. Her socialism amused me, but her devotion to it inspired me with reverence.

  39. Altogether there was too much socialism among the masses of the Ghetto, I thought Blitt now seemed to be the embodiment of this "class antagonism.

  40. Theirs were truly religious natures, and socialism was their religion in the purest sense of the term.

  41. He repudiated socialism and the socialists, on both theoretical and practical grounds.

  42. But, in its theoretical form, modern Socialism originally appears ostensibly as a more logical extension of the principles laid down by the great French philosophers of the eighteenth century.

  43. From that time forward Socialism was no longer an accidental discovery of this or that ingenious brain, but the necessary outcome of the struggle between two historically developed classes--the proletariat and the bourgeoisie.

  44. What is, then, the position of modern Socialism in this connection?

  45. With these discoveries Socialism became a science.

  46. To all these Socialism is the expression of absolute truth, reason, and justice, and has only to be discovered to conquer all the world by virtue of its own power.

  47. But the Socialism of earlier days was as incompatible with this materialistic conception as the conception of Nature of the French materialists was with dialectics and modern natural science.

  48. The Socialism of earlier days certainly criticised the existing capitalistic mode of production and its consequences.

  49. The more strongly this earlier Socialism denounced the exploitation of the working-class, inevitable under Capitalism, the less able was it clearly to show in what this exploitation consisted and how it arose.

  50. Socialism played an increasing part in labor discussions after 1897.

  51. From this it was easy to drift into that form of syndicalism which asks socialism for the skilled laborer only and leaves the common laborer in his bonds.

  52. Perhaps the finest contribution of current Socialism to the world is neither its light nor its dogma, but the idea back of its one mighty word--Comrade!

  53. If industrialism were swept away, and some form of Socialism were established, the success of the new order, as of the old, would have to turn on the willingness of the people honestly to work it.

  54. If socialism is wrong, let the Bishop tell us where lies a safer pasture.

  55. He believes with Creighton that "Socialism will only be possible when we are all perfect, and then it will not be needed.

  56. Only in the currency of Christ can true socialism hope to pay its way.


  57. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "socialism" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
    Other words:
    collectivism; communion; communism; community; cooperation; democracy; fascism; federalism; feudalism; imperialism; monarchism; nationalization; pluralism; royalism; socialism