Sentence examples similar to a communion of like from inspiring English sources
The second opposition came from acculturated Jews in western Europe and North America who believed that Jews are part of larger secular polities and that their role in them should be that of a communion of like-minded religious believers, similar to that of the Catholic and Protestant denominations.
Maybe that's gushing, but the relationship that develops between Alec and the horse after they've been shipwrecked on a deserted island, and the sensitive way it's all shot, is like a communion of sorts.
The film's true subject — a communion between two like-minded artists — is palpable on a gut level.
For basketball fans unaffiliated with either university, this may have seemed like a rare communion of two teams so aggressively pitted against each other on the court.
It is my assumption that for them, like an untold number of other heroes, heroism must be a deeply personal act, a private communion of person and possibility.
An example of this was illustrated by the pH-measurements of a communion table in Nr.
It is like a Communion service with a few changes, sometimes the use of water instead of wine or grape juice.
The dish was a savory communion of pork and beans.
Gay rights supporters gathered around a communion table at the center of the hall, singing.
