Sentence examples for a common fellowship from inspiring English sources

By 1921 the latter had expanded into Vishva-Bharati University, which sought a basis for a common fellowship between the cultures of East and West.

The diversity in Fellowship goals made it difficult to evaluate the Fellowships against a common standard.

Today we have to reignite the embers of empathy and fellowship and reach again for a common destiny.

"It unites runners and supporters on every continent in pursuit of a common challenge and in the spirit of friendship and fellowship.

Woodland's background is in team sports, and he speaks wistfully of the fellowship that develops when a team works toward a common goal.

A group of persons of common ancestry: a people regarded as deriving from a common stock: race 3) a group of people united by certain convictions or a common affiliation : fellowship.

St. John XXIII described immigrants as members of "the human family," men and women who enjoy "citizenship in that universal society, the common, world-wide fellowship" of persons.

You could question the value in using old principles to solve new problems: I would counter that those principles – common ownership, equality, fellowship, innovation, a belief that everyone's welfare is everyone else's business and that a better future for the next generation is the sine qua non – are universal and need no updating, for all that they don't point in one obvious direction.