Sentence examples for I feel solidarity from inspiring English sources

Yes, I feel solidarity for my Belgian neighbours, but I also feel human solidarity for Chinese workers, too, who to me have an equal right to better their lives.This word solidarity is misused a lot, it seems to me.

"I felt solidarity with the dead people, because I felt like they are being kidnapped," he said.

The international movements that interested me at that time, with which I felt solidarity – the alterna-globalisation movement and the movement against the invasion of Iraq – were simply nonsense to the liberal intellectual circles to which I belonged.

I felt solidarity, but I had to hide it.

As the youth cheered, I felt solidarity in declaring "we are all Egyptians now".

And yet — when people feel solidarity, solidarity is real.

People will resist, and they will fight back, and they do feel solidarity".

They feel solidarity with cities like Homs and Idlib, where popular resistance has for the moment been broken.

You may feel solidarity, at such a time, with the beauties just visible there in their bright bikinis.

Strauss wrote back in exasperation, complaining of the "Jewish obstinacy" that led Zweig to feel solidarity with the Jews of Germany.

In 1933, Adorno advised his teacher not to feel solidarity with a Jewishness "about which one can ultimately have few illusions"; and he suggested that Berg publicize his pure Aryan ancestry to the Reich Music Chamber, whose president was Richard Strauss.