Sentence examples for a shared set of from inspiring English sources

You need bonds beyond sex: a community, a culture, a shared set of obsessions.

"We had a shared set of interests and similar experiences," he said.

The loss of a shared set of values leads to a decline in tolerance, compassion and respect.

Keynes understood that a shared set of national cultural values is a strong defence against the ideology of laissez faire.

Hayek argued that without a shared set of values, the planners would inevitably impose some set of values on society.

Civic nationalism defines a community not by its borders or ethnicity, but by a shared set of political values, and the shared democratic visions of its people.

Buoyed by the success of the millennium development goals (MDGs), the community of nations has come together once again to commit to a shared set of objectives.

Mr. Bobrick points out that the King James Bible, along with its predecessors, helped create a nation, bound by a shared set of words and meanings.

This project exemplifies the classic function of the Internet: linking people around a compelling idea or a shared set of values.

"We're looking to work with the new administration on a shared set of priorities that focus on lifting workers and improving the economy".

Citizens of such societies lack even a shared set of values — they live in what Mr. Snyder called "a belief vacuum".