Sentence examples for Good solidarity from inspiring English sources

Good solidarity, good attitude.

Wenger continued: "We are where we are because we have shown a strong mental attitude and a good solidarity within our squad.

"There is a risk [in the] development - and it is important to know that organisations like the NIH in America and the European Union are helping to support some of these trial costs - so that is an important contribution and shows good solidarity.

In other words, whaling may have represented the promethean power of proto-industrialism, with all the good (solidarity, interconnectedness, and democracy) and bad (the exploitation of men and nature) that went with it, but sealing better predicted today's postindustrial extracted, hunted, drilled, fracked, hot, and strip-mined world.

Yes, self-reliance is good; but solidarity is good, too.

The first half documents a lost and beautiful way of life, full of solidarity, good manners and singing; in the second half, Jennings tries to bring the horror of Lidice home by imagining it happening in Cwmgiedd.

Tetlock notes, sadly, a point that Richard Posner has made about these kinds of public intellectuals, which is that most of them are dealing in "solidarity" goods, not "credence" goods.

"If Europe chooses solidarity, good.

"If the European Council chooses solidarity, good.

"It was a great way to show good will and solidarity," the senior White House official said.

Somewhere in the middle of all this is surely a position where one can acknowledge difference but express a desire to stand together: good old-fashioned solidarity.