Sentence examples similar to a kind of share from inspiring English sources

OVER the last decade, business incubators — open-office-plan hives where people, many of them young, gather to try to think up the next big app or social media revolution — have grown into a cultural phenomenon, a vision of capitalism as a kind of share-happy, postmillennial commune.

Big writers become a kind of shared climate.

Extra time arrived with a kind of shared sigh.

There was no surge, no flexing of the shoulders, simply a kind of shared congealing.

"It was this fantastic dialogue, a kind of sharing"—and it developed into a lasting friendship.

And now they also have a kind of shared identity: they are the new headliners uptown.

Someone in the front row called it "a kind of shared public hallucination".

Similarly taking offence has undoubtedly become a kind of shared national pass time.

In the mid-1980s racism on the terraces was a kind of shared, portable anger.

"Each film was a kind of shared game, with its own rules in which each person played his role".

Indeed it becomes a kind of shared worship at the altar of human imagination and it is surely there that we need to look for real hope.