It's as if over centuries we have a communal memory that the world runs more smoothly when we all get along, not needing to halt progress to repair bridges.
I feel as though I should wait until they call Florida, that if I stay downstairs in this awful bar by the ocean that I'm somehow fulfilling a civic duty, that this needs to be a communal experience like a World Series or a natural disaster, like I'll somehow jinx it if I leave.
The structural timeline (0 ≤ nd ≤ 1) can be divided into five different phases by studying the emergence, distribution and diversity of FFs: (1) A primordial (communal) protein world (phase I; 0 ≤ nd ≤ 0.150): In this ancient phase, domain structures diversified but were rapidly shared by the emergent cells.
It's a condition of living in the city, that you're less concerned with the individual moral being, than with a communal, collective sense of the world – which is what Dickens and Hitchcock had".
You should definitely watch the World Cup in a communal setting.
After all, something elemental and profound, beyond the obvious surprise of a dowdy, middle-aged woman delivering a beautiful song with grace and verve, brought a world audience to a communal outpouring of admiration and affection.
"Wolvesmouth is a communal dinner party, kind of like the old-world salon.
For Thomson's generation, growing up in an anxious world after 1945, television served as a communal pacifier.
Even in wealthier, urbanised parts of the world, where we're supposedly removed from the effects of nature, there's a communal awareness of that "intricate link".
The kibbutz, a communal settlement based on socialist ideology, is among the most economically homogeneous societies in the western world.
