industrialism造句

Like so many of his contemporaries, Twain was not whole-hearted in his praise of industrialism.

Revolution and industrialism were creating a new kind of society, in which the old traditional values no longer held sway.

We must adapt resourcefully to industrialism as a necessary stage of social evolution, monitoring the process with a cunning eye for its life-saving potentialities.

He hated industrialism and, in Sons and Lovers, Women in Love and Lady Chatterley's Lover, used coal mining as a cause and symbol of the dehumanization of colliers and owners alike.