Sentence examples for a sense of togetherness from inspiring English sources

You can see all the open spaces on this map: https://sandycoworking.crowdmap.com/ "The New York community has always joined together and felt a sense of togetherness," said O'Donnell.

Rationing preserved a sense of togetherness, that the effects of austerity would be shared, managed together as a communal burden.

Pilgrimages also help to create a sense of togetherness in the family, since all members undertake the pilgrimages together.

I get the feeling, after attending Vape Jam, that there's certainly an element of this within the vaping community: a sense of togetherness, as opposed to people who simply want to quit smoking hanging out together in a room.

We've lost a sense of togetherness".

But the diversity also provides a sense of togetherness.

Adversity itself can sometimes create a sense of psychological togetherness from which flows the co-ordination, courtesy and co-operation people need to cope.

Mr. Davino said: "Michael Jarjura said it was vital to instill a sense of pride, togetherness and community, which had been there before the last terrible six years.

It is easy to imagine the government, which saw the tournament as a way of both showcasing Angola and fostering a sense of national togetherness, being delighted by the footage of delirious fans taking to the streets in cities across the country – Cabinda, Luanda, Benguela, Huambo, Soyo, Sumbe, Namibe, Lubango.

You can see why people mock transfer deadline day as the commercialisation of football writ large but there seemed to be a sense of genuine togetherness on display here.

"The Man," Gallagher roared, "has taken over the world!" For a while, though, back in the 90s, we had a tangible sense of togetherness, a belief in hope, in music's purpose, as Gallagher also once said, to "celebrate the euphoria of life".