Sentence examples similar to A commune practicing sharing from inspiring English sources
Communal living, of course, isn't a new idea: The Puritans who settled the Massachusetts Bay Colony were essentially a commune -- sharing a common philosophy and dividing up the chores for the common good.
They told us that they live in a commune that practices free love and shared vice.
Each commune exhibits a unique style of wine based on its soil, configuration and microclimate; within that subregional style, vineyards in a commune that share a fence line are known for producing starkly different wines.
A commune is only a commune when the members share all their possessions.
The village (phum) was part of a commune or community (khum) with which it shared one or more Buddhist temples (wat), an elementary school, and several small shops.
"A commune is burdened with things that we don't worry ourselves with, such as having sex with each other and sharing everything," Laura says.
"It's like the joy of living in a commune, but you don't actually have to share a house".
They'd met at a commune, in the nineteen-seventies, and shared an orientation toward progressive activism.
Recently King, Paulsen and a few others in the group advocated abandoning the central element of the Aquarius Age commune--the sharing of resources--in favor of the prevailing ethos of the 1980s: the bottom line.
As a practicing Jew, I do not share Christian theology.
